Screamers, drums, emotion and intensity were experienced Venezuela on
Wednesday night as the Eagles beat the Venezuela team 3-1.
Ideye Brown (48 ‘), Nosa Igiebor (53′) and Onazi Ogenyi Green scored for the Eagles and Frank Feltscher (69 ‘) for the Venezuelan Burgundy.
It was an interesting and unforgettable night at Giant Little Havana. Venezuelan fans took the stage. A band with drums and trumpets made music all night.
Oswaldo Vizcarrondo locked in a duel with other Nigerian strikers. And African players eventually thrown to the ground trying to make time to finish the game as if it were a World Cup clash.
From the beginning, Venezuelan showed good game.
Venezuela came many times on goal, especially from the left, from where the ball created danger for Austine Ejide, goalkeeper and captain of the Nigerian side.
The captain Juan Arango provided long distance several times, trying to surprise Austine.
Nigeria, meanwhile, responded with a fast and physical game, and in this way, fans could watch a dynamic, motivated and emotional game.
Barely three minutes into the second half of the game, Brown scored the first goal in the history of the Marlins Park.
Four minutes later, Nosa topped the ball in the air and from about 35 metres so unobjectionable beat the goalkeeper Hernandez.
At 54 minutes, Salomon Rondon took a pass from Arango, stopped the ball with his chest and scored. The referee pointed to the midfield, but then an assistant showed that the Venezuelan striker touched the ball with his hand and therefore annulled the goal.
The game gained intensity. Venezuela began to push towards discounting all the advantage, and opened spaces. The Eagles took advantage of this and began to play with more ease.
The game was very pleasing to the eye and the Venezuelan defense had trouble to stop them.
Hernandez made two saves Venezuela monumental and saved a third fall.
Arango stole a ball, and spent Feltscher masterfully with a cross shot that beat under Austine.
When asked when Nigerians, Ogenyi capitazó service and from the penalty spot Hernandez beat.
Ideye Brown (48 ‘), Nosa Igiebor (53′) and Onazi Ogenyi Green scored for the Eagles and Frank Feltscher (69 ‘) for the Venezuelan Burgundy.
It was an interesting and unforgettable night at Giant Little Havana. Venezuelan fans took the stage. A band with drums and trumpets made music all night.
Oswaldo Vizcarrondo locked in a duel with other Nigerian strikers. And African players eventually thrown to the ground trying to make time to finish the game as if it were a World Cup clash.
From the beginning, Venezuelan showed good game.
Venezuela came many times on goal, especially from the left, from where the ball created danger for Austine Ejide, goalkeeper and captain of the Nigerian side.
The captain Juan Arango provided long distance several times, trying to surprise Austine.
Nigeria, meanwhile, responded with a fast and physical game, and in this way, fans could watch a dynamic, motivated and emotional game.
Barely three minutes into the second half of the game, Brown scored the first goal in the history of the Marlins Park.
Four minutes later, Nosa topped the ball in the air and from about 35 metres so unobjectionable beat the goalkeeper Hernandez.
At 54 minutes, Salomon Rondon took a pass from Arango, stopped the ball with his chest and scored. The referee pointed to the midfield, but then an assistant showed that the Venezuelan striker touched the ball with his hand and therefore annulled the goal.
The game gained intensity. Venezuela began to push towards discounting all the advantage, and opened spaces. The Eagles took advantage of this and began to play with more ease.
The game was very pleasing to the eye and the Venezuelan defense had trouble to stop them.
Hernandez made two saves Venezuela monumental and saved a third fall.
Arango stole a ball, and spent Feltscher masterfully with a cross shot that beat under Austine.
When asked when Nigerians, Ogenyi capitazó service and from the penalty spot Hernandez beat.
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