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Over the weekend, Nigerian football players made an impression both in Europe and abroad. Some of them scored goals, while others provided vital assists for their teams.
From Cyriel Dessers’ derby goal in Greece to Kelechi Iheanacho’s inventive spark in Scotland, Nigerian football players overseas made sure their names remained in the news.
In the Scottish League Cup match between Celtic and Partick Thistle, Kelechi Iheanacho was trusted with a starting position.
Recently signed to the Bhoys, the forward kept his team firmly in control with a deft assist in the 46th minute.
He was replaced by Daizen Maeda after 59 minutes of play, and Celtic won 4-0 with ease. He reminded everyone of the skill that made him a Premier League star with his deft link-up play.
Ademola Lookman missed the start of the Serie A season but eventually made a comeback for Atalanta in Italy. The winger entered the game late in the Torino victory, which ended at 3-0.
His comeback was a welcome sight for Atalanta supporters still reeling from the Champions League loss to Paris Saint-Germain in the middle of the week, even though he did not have enough time to affect the scoreboard.
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Cyriel Dessers’ performance for Panathinaikos in their intense derby versus Olympiakos in Greece was the highlight of the action.
The striker’s well-taken goal in the 48th minute, his first league goal of the season, gave the home crowd something to celebrate.
But his joy was short-lived as Olympiakos equalized in stoppage time to secure a 1-1 draw.
Raphael Onyedika has been playing well for Club Brugge in Belgium. The midfield player led Brugge to a 2-0 victory over St. Truiden in the Jupiler League, only days after scoring in the Champions League match against Monaco.
His perseverance on the field is demonstrated by the fact that he was reliable for the entire ninety minutes and even received a late booking for his aggressive performance.
In the Women’s Super League, Chiamaka Nnadozie stood tall for Brighton in England, where there was also activity. Brighton dominated West Ham, defeating them 4-1, with only a penalty beating the Super Falcons goalkeeper.
Although Caitlin Hayes, Kiko Seike, Rosa Kafaji, and Marisa Olislagers all scored goals to guarantee the points, Nnadozie’s poise at the back gave her team the advantage.
Moses Simon was occupied with Paris FC’s efforts to retaliate against Strasbourg in France. Despite stretching the defense with his direct runs and having four shots, the winger’s luck ran out that day.
In the 69th minute, he was replaced; strangely, Nouha Dicko, who took his place, ended up scoring and helping to win the 3-2 loss. Simon continues to be a vital member of his team, as evidenced by his two goals and one assist so far this season.
