U20WC: Flying Eagles win tells that the Nigerian Spirit can’t be killed – Sunday Dare

Nigeria’s Minister for Youth and Sports activities Improvement, Sunday Dare has celebrated the Flying Eagles win over stating that it exhibits the never-say-due spirit in Nigerians, Nigeriasoccernet.com reviews.

The U-20 male group of the nation shocked Italy by two targets to nil in FIFA U-20 World Cup on the Estadio Malvinas in Argentina after targets by Salim Fago and Jude Sunday within the second half.

The win which migrated the Nigerian group to the knock section of the match, elicited joyous response from the outgoing minister who did not initially count on a win.

He attributes the shocking win to the “by no means say die spirit” of the Nigerian folks.

“It’d sound like a cliche, but it surely speaks to the scenario; there isn’t any killing the Nigerian Spirit. Simply while you assume Nigeria will falter, Nigeria will fail, Nigeria group will faint, that is while you get the comeback child.

You noticed the sport between Brazil and Italy after I’ve watched that sport, my coronary heart fell, am like are we going to have the ability to face this folks. I stated okay, allow us to get a draw.

He additional opined that success of this sort can be achieved if improvement in youth soccer is fostered.

“The truth that two targets to zero exhibits the ability and the energy of growing youth soccer. That’s the place the key of success of soccer nations lie. Take a look at Senegal, take a look at their dominance at each degree. That dominance was constructed from backside up; the youth groups had been constructed up they graduated them extra time as much as the senior group.

We have to return to that youth improvement and we’re seeing the results of it and hope this group will go additional after which finally most of them will graduate into the Tremendous Eagles.”

Dare wished the Flying Eagles the most effective of luck as they proceed the marketing campaign for the subsequent spherical.

By Uche Dozie