Nigeria Super Eagles End Five-Year Friendly Game Drought with Thrilling Victory Over Mozambique

In a momentous comeback, Nigeria's Super Eagles secured a sensational victory over Mozambique, ending their five-year-long winless streak in friendly games. The thrilling match, played at the Estádio Municipal de Albufeira in Albufeira, Portugal, saw the Nigerian team demonstrate their unwavering determination and resilience.

A Dramatic Game:The game began on a dramatic note, with Mozambique's Geny Catamo netting a goal just seven minutes in, igniting concerns that Nigeria's quest for a friendly victory would be prolonged. However, the Super Eagles swiftly responded, thanks to Terem Moffi's close-range shot that brought the score level.

Taking the Lead:Nigeria's persistence paid off when Brentford's Frank Onyeka capitalized on a loose ball at the edge of the box, securing a lead for the Super Eagles with a remarkable strike.

Mozambique's Challenges:Mozambique faced further setbacks when one of their players was sent off with a red card in the 37th minute, followed by conceding a penalty that Simon Moses converted into Nigeria's third goal of the day.

Late Drama:The second half of the game featured both teams vying for additional goals. Mozambique managed to score, narrowing the deficit, but Nigeria's Super Eagles were not to be denied their moment of triumph.

A Memorable Victory:In a game with added time, Nigeria's Super Eagles successfully held off Mozambique's efforts, securing their first friendly match win since their 1-0 victory against Egypt in March 2019. This historic win marks a turning point for the team as they embark on their journey to international football success.