U20 World Cup – The Top Five Players From Nigeria U20 3-3 Draw Against Colombia; Sunday Leads The Way

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The Nigeria U20 team played their last test game ahead of the start of the U20 World Cup yesterday and it ended in a 2-2 draw against fellow World Cup side Colombia, OGN reports.

Nigeria came twice from behind including when they were 3-1 down to draw 3-3 with goals from Jude Sunday, Mohammed Beji and Emmanuel Umeh. A member of the backroom staff picked the five players who made a mark in the game.

Jude Sunday: The way he scored the first goal can be said to be out of nothing. He picked up a loose ball, went past two players with ease before curling the ball into the net. So effortlessly and I think if he plays at his level, we have a gem on our hands.

Tochukwu Nnadi – Among the new players added to the team he is the one that I can say has no issue in settling down. He controlled everything yesterday and his partnership with Daniel Daga has blossomed in such a short time. In the second half, when Dafa was subbed on they dictated the game.

Benjamin Fredrick – He keeps improving everyday in training and test games. He didn’t put a foot wrong yesterday. I’m not sure anyone in the back four can say the same. So much at home when on the ball to the extent that he was getting fouled by the Colombians.

Mohammed Beji – His energy is different. He ran at the Colombians non stop. Took his goal well and did a very good job defensively for the team.

Daniel Daga- His introduction was the catalyst for the comeback. The way he wants the ball even when he is under pressure unsettled the Colombians. He is one player who can slot into any team with ease.

Mohammed Mowiz







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