Francis Uzoho: Rufai Tells Super Eagles Goalie What Next, After Saves Against Man United

• Nigerian goalkeeper Francis Uzoho was in good form for Omonia on Thursday night, 13 October, against Man United
• Scott McTominay scored the only goal of the match for Manchester United as the Red Devils won 1-0
• Peter Rufai watched the Europa League tie and has encouraged Uzoho to replicate Man United form in the Super Eagles

Former Super Eagles goalkeeper Peter Rufai has urged Francis Uzoho to replicate his superb performance against Manchester United in the Super Eagles colours.

Uzoho has been trending on social media since Thursday night, 13 October, following his brilliant display against Manchester United in the Europa League.

Despite Cristiano Ronaldo and Rashford's efforts to find the back the back of the net, the Nigerian goalkeeper denied them from scoring at Old Trafford.

The Red Devils, however waited until 90+3 minutes before scoring their winning goal against Omonia through Scott McTominay.

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McTominay's goal was a painful one for Uzoho who made 12 saves against Manchester United, but the Nigerian still had his head up after the encounter.

According to the report on Complete Sports, Rufai, who was one of the best goalkeepers during his playing time, stated that he was impressed with Uzoho's game.

Peter Rufai's reaction about Francis Uzoho's performance

“The game could have ended 10-0 or more but for Uzoho, they conceded just one goal at Old Trafford.

“It was a brilliant performance for Uzoho as he saved many attempts by Man United to score goals. I am really proud of him and urge him to replicate such performance in the Super Eagles.''

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Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how Omonia Nicosia goalkeeper Francis Uzoho produced his best goalkeeping performance during his team's match with Manchester United in the Europa League.

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The Nigerian international made 12 saves at Old Trafford, denying United repeatedly, but the hosts finally scored through Scott McTominay's last-gasp goal.

As the match continued in the first half, Uzoho looked like a man on a mission, stopping everything thrown his way. Many fans believed it would be 'one of those nights'.

He thwarted Cristiano Ronaldo, Marcus Rashford and Antony, but was finally beaten by United's last-minute attempt. However, it was a performance worthy of praise.