Review and Preview: What Eguavoen must correct ahead of an all-important WC qualifier second leg against Ghana
The part leg of the much anticipated Jollof derby double-header between Nigeria and Ghana for a place in the FIFA World Cup laster this year in Qatar ended on a disappointing note for both sides, but the Super Eagles of Nigeria will be more relieved that they left Kumasi unscratched as it was the Black Stars who are the better side on the night. Credits: Nigeria Super Eagles Deputizing for the injured Maduka Okoye in goal, Francis Uzohor proved the hero for the Eagles on the night as he was equal to the Ghanian’s threats when called upon. He did brilliantly well and will have the manager rethinking him as the No.1, a position he lost three years ago due to injury. Apart from the 23year old Omonia Nicosia goalkeeper, the other positive for Nigeria in the game was that they did not lose and will hold the home advantage when they kickoff the second and decisive leg of the tie. Ahead of the match in Kumasi, there were worries amongst Nigerians that the absence of Leicester City midfielder