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Eagles Abroad Match Report (1st October, 2022)
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After the international break, club football resumes
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EaglesTracker followed 125 games that could potentially feature Nigerian players from 70 different leagues around the world
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Aribo scores his 2nd Premier League goal, Iwobi with an assist & more
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Here are the top stories
Joe Aribo - (Southampton - English Premier League)
Super Eagles midfielder, Joe Aribo, continued his good display for Southampton this season. He was on target in his side's 2-1 defeat to Iwobi's Everton. The strike was his second PL goal of the season, having scored on his league debut for the saints.
The 26-year-old scored the opener in the encounter but two quick goals from Everton handed Southampton a narrow home defeat.
Aribo featured for the entire duration in which he created a chance with two clearances but his efforts couldn't prevent his side from home defeat.
Alex Iwobi - (Everton, English Premier League)
Once again, Alex Iwobi was instrumental in Everton's play as they picked up an away win over Southampton.
The 26-year old provided the assist to the winner as Everton picked up all three points in a hard-fought contest away from home. The Super Eagles midfielder has now provided an assist in two back-to-back PL games.
In the 90 minutes he was on the pitch, he completed two dribbles, three tackles, and one interception.
Yusuf Otubanjo (FC Pyunik, Armenian Premier League)
30-year old striker, Yusuf Otubanjo scored for the third game in a row, to help his sdie, Pyunik Yerevan, earn a 5-1 home league victory.
Leon Balogun - (Queen Parks Rangers, English Championship)
The veteran Super Eagles defender put in a good defensive performance to help QPR earn a narrow, away victory over Bristol City in the English Football League Championship
The 34-year old made two interceptions and three tackles to help his side get the maximum points.
Paul Onuachu - (KRC Genk, Belgian Pro League)
Super Eagles striker, Paull Onuachu scored his first league goal of the season as KRC Genk snatched a late away victory over KV Oostende.
He featured in the entire duration of the encounter and was impressive.
Chiamaka Nnadozie - (Paris FC, French D1 Arkema)
Super Falcons goalkeeper, Chiamaka Nnadozie kept her third clean sheet of the season in Paris FC’s [0-2] away league win over Dijon.
The 21-year-old shot-stopper made two saves and was solid between the sticks throughout the match.
Calvin Bassey - (Ajax, Netherlands Eredivisie)
Calvin Bassey put in a decent performance in Ajax's home league draw against Go Ahead Eagles.
The Super Eagles defender played the entire duration of the game, completing four tackles and two interceptions.
Stephen Eze - (Queens Park FC, Scottish Premiership)
Eze was the hero for his side as his lone goal made the difference and gave Queens Park FC a narrow home win in the Scottish Cinch Premiership.
The 28-year-old center-back scored his first goal for the club and was awarded Man of the match for his excellent performance in the game.
Muhamed Tijani - (Banik Ostrava, Czech 1 Liga)
Forward, Muhamed Tijani came off the bench to pull one back for Banik Ostrava in their [1-2] home league defeat.
The former Nigeria U20 star featured for 19 minutes and scored the consolation goal for his side.
Raphael Onyedika - (Club Brugge, Belgian Pro League)
Raphael Onyedika put in an excellent midfield shift to help Club Brugge cruise to a home league win.
The 21-year old played the entire duration of the encounter, making one tackle, winning two interceptions and also creating one goalscoring chance for his side. An all-round impressive performance.
Ifeoma Onumonu - (Gotham FC, USA NWSL)
The Super Falcons striker scored her first goal since May, to help her side snap their 12-game losing streak and end their 2022 season with a 3-3 draw against Portland Thorns FC.
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