We move on to Super Eagles 4-0 due to Chelle’s poor tactics: Sudan’s coach explains Chan’s victory

The coach of the Sudanese team who defeated Nigeria 4-0 in the Chan Chano ongoing has explained how his team beat the Nigerians in the tournament.

The defender Leonard Ngenge, guilty of his infamous rhythm of walk, while Senegal advanced to score his only goal in the first Nigerian game last Tuesday, scored a goal in his team in the 23rd minute, preparing the stage for a defeat that left the ball fans who took off throughout the earth.

Sudan ran to 2-0 just before part time when Ngenge himself, who plays for the city of Ikorodu in the Nigeria Premier Football League, awkwardly touched the ball with his hand in an air competition, and Daiyeen did not make any mistake from the place against the worker Mustapha Lawal.

Only 10 minutes in the second period, it was 3-0 when Yagoub Omer ended with a flowering after the Sudanese returned to the defense of Nigeria upside down, and there was no significant effort of the five defenders to verify Jediane’s Merode falcons.

He spliced seven minutes later, when Sudan looked forward again, and Omer showed a bold technique to expel the ball at the bottom of the crossbar and see him fall into the network behind a besieged Mustapha.

Although he admitted that the 4-0 score was flattering, a result that effectively eliminated Nigeria from the tournament, since they also lost their first game of the tournament.

However, the coach revealed that they obtained the victory due to the poor tactics used by the coach of the Nigerian team Eric Chelle, who was recruited to the team to replace the Fidelis Ikechukwu and Daniel Ogunmodede duo, who was in charge during the qualifiers.

“I didn’t expect that score. I knew we could beat Nigeria, but not for that score (4-0). The Nigerian team is not so bad. They only need some tactical improvement.” – Sudan coach Kwesi Appiah revealed.