Jubilation as Nigeria Hammer Top African Country to Win 2022 WAFU Tournament

• Flying Eagles of Nigeria were superb on Friday night, May 20, beating Benin 3-1 in the final of the 2022 WAFU tournament
• Remo Stars' player Tolulope Ojo scored a brace for the Flying Eagles while Ibrahim Muhammad netted once
• Coach of the Nigeria team Ladan Bosso will now have the target of qualifying for the World Youth championship in Indonesia

Flying Eagles of Nigeria were on Friday night, May 20, crowned champions of the 2022 West African Football Union (WAFU) B tournament after beating Benin 3-1 in the final.

Coach Ladan Bosso and his wards were determined to win the championship from the start of the tournament considering their performance and they have now won the hearts of many Nigerian fans.

Reaching the final of the 2022 WAFU B tournament also means that the Flying Eagles of Nigeria have booked their place in the African U-20 Championship.

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Tolulope Ojo who plays for NPFL side Remo Stars scored the first goal for the Flying Eagles in the 38th minute via a penalty after a Beninoise defender handled the ball in the box.

Nigeria got their second goal in the 70th minute and it was Tolulope Ojo who scored again before Ibrahim Muhammad netted the third goal in the 77th minute.

According to the report on Soccernet, Benin pulled one goal back in the 84th minute to reduce the deficit, but there was no time again for them to come back into the game.

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Jean Mateta and Jordan Ayew gave the visitors a 2-0 lead at halftime which meant Everton could be relegated should they lose their final match at Arsenal on Sunday.

But the Toffees put up a sensational performance to come from behind and scored three un-replied goals to win the tie 3-2.

Jubilant Everton fans went wild as thousands stormed the pitch to celebrate with their players and manager Frank Lampard.