Eric Chelle's new confession on why the Super Eagles fell behind against the Scorpions of Ghana!

Despite the Super Eagles' hard-fought win against Ghana in the last Unity Cup match, head coach Eric Chelle admitted that the team struggled in the second half of the match against Ghana at the Gtech Community Stadium in London

The Super Eagles ended the first half with a deserved 2-0 lead before going into the halftime break, and they could have added more if not for the chances they missed in the first half.
At the beginning of the second half, the Ghanaian national team managed to score a goal, taking advantage of the Nigerian team's sudden decline.

What Eric Chelle had to say about the game against Ghana!

Speaking about the match and what went on technically, coach Eric Chelle admitted that they had some difficulties in the match against the Black Stars. He said:

My philosophy is that I want to make some high pressure on the pitch, but the system is very difficult for the players, My dream is that I want my team to keep up the high pressure for 90 minutes. But I think it is impossible. So we need to work and improve.

Since I’ve been the coach of this team, I’ve had maybe seven or eight training sessions. We have played three games two wins and one draw. We need to improve. We need to work. The players need to know what I want, I think we made a great first half and in the second half we were tired. My guys, I’m so proud of them because they fight. It was difficult, but I see that they deserve we deserve the victory.”

Hazem Mlhem |

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Hazem Mlhem est un rédacteur sportif expérimenté, animé par une passion pour le football africain.