Nigeria crashes out of FIFA U-20 W/Cup

Nigeria Flying Eagles has crashed out of the ongoing FIFA U20 World Cup in Poland after losing 2-1 to their Senegalese Teranga Lions counterpart. 

Senegal has defeated Nigeria’s Flying Eagles 2-1 in their round of 16 clash on Monday night. 

The encounter at Lodz saw Senegal take the kick-off and in the 10th minute, Tijani came close to netting the opener after winning a header in the penalty box, but his effort was only good for the roof of the net.

After half hour of football, injured-Maxwell Effiom was replaced by Sor, with scores still 0-0.

Four minutes later, Sor came close to open scores, but his effort was saved by the Senegalese.

However, on the 36th minute, Amadou Sagna netted the game’s opening goal to hand Senegal the lead, with the scoreboard reading Senegal 1-0 .

On the dot of 45 minutes, Flying Eagles chance to level scores through Ikouwem’s free-kick was blocked, but against the run of play Senegal doubled their lead through Ibrahima Niane to go into the break with a two-goal lead.

In the second-half, the Flying Eagles improved on their first-half performance and on the 50th minute mark, Nigeria reduced the deficit through Aniekeme Okon, who deflected Makanjuola’s free-kick to make the scores – Senegal 2 Nigeria 1.

Despite other scoring chances for the Flying Eagles late in the encounter, Senegal’s junior Teranga Lions held on, to claim the contest with a 2-1 win at the blast of the final whistle.

The result saw Senegal progress to the quarterfinal of the U20 World Cup while Nigeria head back home.

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