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2018 WORLD CUP - DAY 09 - GROUP D - NIGERIA VS ICELAND 2:0

GROUP D

Nigeria vs Iceland 2:0

 

Goal Nigeria
49’ Goal A. Musa
75’ Goal A. Musa

 

SQUAD
Nigeria

 

Match Report:

Ahmed Musa scored both goals as Nigeria swept aside World Cup debutants Iceland to leave Group D intriguingly poised with one round of games to go.

The Super Eagles would have gone out with defeat but came good in Volgograd.

Musa showed superb technique to fire Nigeria ahead on the half-volley before the Leicester player rounded keeper Hannes Thor Halldorsson to make it 2-0.

Iceland missed a late penalty - awarded after a video assistant referee review - when Gylfi Sigurdsson fired over.

 

 

22 Jun 2018
(afrofootball.com)

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