Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 08:16 am
Nigerian International, Alex Iwobi is disheartened with the Super Eagles draw against Sierra Leone yesterday, But he remains optimistic about turning the tie around in the return league in Freetown.
The Everton star dominated at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium on Friday however the Super Eagles created a stunning execution; cruising to a 4-0 first-half lead before the Leone Stars battled from behind to share the focuses in Benin City.
The outcome left numerous Super Eagles fans in amazement as they took to web-based media to communicate disillusionment, with Iwobi now looking for reclamation in Freetown next Tuesday.
Many has criticized the lack of fighting spirit in the team, others criticized the tactical ineptitude of Gernot Rohr who failed to keep a four goals lead for just 45 minutes.
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