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In an energetic exhibition of the Government League of the Yabatech Student Union (Yasug), the SME (School of Business Management and Studies) and the Partial School (SPT) fought for a 1-1 draw in an exciting encounter that held the spectators in their feet to the final whistle.
He played under the quiet afternoon in the main launch of the institution, the very publicized accessory delivered drama, leadership and moments of brilliance, particularly of both captains of the team that were put on the score sheet in a game that came to life in the second half.
After a first half -free half marked by almost the bad and fighting of the center of the field, it was the captain of the SME, Victor Nwokocha, who opened the fifteen minutes in the restart. Collecting a loose ball on the edge of the box, Victor went ahead and shot at a low shot beyond the SPT goalkeeper to give him a deserved advantage, sending SME supporters to a wild celebration.
The objective injected fresh energy into the contest, with SMEs by pressing for a second, while SPT began to grow in the game with a more aggressive press and a renewed attack intention.
As the clock marked, the part -time school refused to retire. His persistence was worth it in the 85th minute, when Captain Abraham Sule threw home a low traction shot. His tie was a moment of pure determination: the goal of a captain who gave SPT a part of the loot and silenced the multitude of SMEs.
Despite the frantic efforts of both sides in the dying moments, none of the teams could find a winner.
Final score:
SMBS 1-1 part-time school
Goals:
- SMBS: Victor Adebayo (47 ‘)
- SPT: Abraham Sule (85 ‘)
With the result, both teams remain firmly in search of the best positions in the classification of the School League. SMEs will be disappointed not to have maintained their early advantage, while the part -time school can be proud of a point won on the road.
