The Super Eagles of Nigeria ended October's international window with a hard fought victory over Mozambique, on Monday.

Nigeria beat Mozambique to End poor run in Friendlies

The Super Eagles of Nigeria ended October’s international window with a hard fought victory over Mozambique, on Monday.

Nigeria, at the Estadio Municipal De Albufeira Portimao, edged the Mozambique 3-2 to end their winless run in friendly games.

 

Geny Catamo set the ball rolling with early goal for the Mambas after Francis Uzoho and his defender made a mess of a low cross into the box.

The Eagles responded well and scored three times just before the half-time whistle.

French-based forward, Terem Moffi leveled the game before Frank Onyeka doubled the advantage with his first international goal for the three-time African Champions.

Moses Simon then got the third from the spot, to give Nigeria a comfortable lead going into the break against Mozambique who had a player sent off.

Faisal Bangal pulled one back for Mozambique in the second-half, but Jose Peseiro’s team held on for their first International friendly win since March 2019 – a run of 15 winless games.

Next for the Super Eagles is the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers in November.

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Nigeria beat Mozambique to End poor run in Friendlies

The Super Eagles of Nigeria ended October’s international window with a hard fought victory over Mozambique, on Monday.

Nigeria, at the Estadio Municipal De Albufeira Portimao, edged the Mozambique 3-2 to end their winless run in friendly games.

 

Geny Catamo set the ball rolling with early goal for the Mambas after Francis Uzoho and his defender made a mess of a low cross into the box.

The Eagles responded well and scored three times just before the half-time whistle.

French-based forward, Terem Moffi leveled the game before Frank Onyeka doubled the advantage with his first international goal for the three-time African Champions.

Moses Simon then got the third from the spot, to give Nigeria a comfortable lead going into the break against Mozambique who had a player sent off.

Faisal Bangal pulled one back for Mozambique in the second-half, but Jose Peseiro’s team held on for their first International friendly win since March 2019 – a run of 15 winless games.

Next for the Super Eagles is the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers in November.

If you use the quotes from this content, you legally agree to give www.brila.net the News credit as the source and a backlink to our story. Copyright 2024 Brila Media.



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