Ruthless CHAN Eagles Thrash Kazam FA in Build-Up Match
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The CHAN Eagles, Nigeria’s home based national team, secured an emphatic 5-0 victory over Kazam FA in a test match held in Ikenne as part of their preparation for the 2025 CHAN playoff. Demonstrating their attacking prowess, five different players found the back of the net in a .
Emmanuel Ogbole opened the scoring in the 31st minute, followed by goals from Vincent Temitope, Al-Amin Umar, Anas Yusuf, and Kazeem Ogunleye. Ikorodu City captain Waliu Ojetoye provided two crucial assists, showcasing his playmaking ability. The team also recorded a clean sheet, reflecting their strong defensive organisation.
The CHAN Eagles are set to face Ghana in a two-legged playoff for a spot in the 2025 CHAN tournament. The first leg will be held in Ghana on December 22, with the return fixture taking place six days later in Uyo, Nigeria.
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The CHAN Eagles’ dominant performance against Kazam FA underscores their readiness for the crucial CHAN playoff against Ghana. While the match served as a warm up, the team’s cohesive play and clinical finishing reflect their potential to secure a ticket to the 2025 tournament.
This victory is also a testament to the depth of talent in Nigeria’s domestic league, often overshadowed by the country’s international stars. Players like Waliu Ojetoye and Emmanuel Ogbole highlight the quality that exists locally, reminding us of the importance of supporting grassroots football development.
As fans, we eagerly anticipate the upcoming clash with Ghana, a historic rival. Matches like these not only determine tournament qualifications but also serve as a measure of progress in nurturing home-based players. The CHAN Eagles must carry their momentum forward, proving that Nigerian football thrives at all levels.
Did You Know?
The African Nations Championship CHAN exclusively features players from domestic leagues, unlike the Africa Cup of Nations AFCON.
Nigeria has reached the CHAN final once, finishing as runners-up in 2018.
Ghana is a two time CHAN finalist, losing the title in 2009 and 2014.
Waliu Ojetoye, who starred with two assists, captains Ikorodu City, a club competing in Nigeria’s lower leagues.
The CHAN Eagles’ defensive line, led by goalkeeper Kayode Bankole, achieved their third consecutive clean sheet in preparation matches.
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