(ANSA) – ABUJA, MAR 29 – Ghana qualified for the World Cup in Qatar by drawing 1-1 in Nigeria after the 0-0 first leg, and thanks to the fact that away goals count in these World Cup qualifying matches still double.
‘Black Stars’ lead in the 10th minute with Partey, the Nigerian Super Eagles equalized in the 22nd minute on a penalty with Troost-Ekong.
The final assault by Osimhen and his companions on the goal defended by Wollacott was useless. In the field from the beginning, for Ghana, the Romanist Felix Afena Gyan.
Disappointment over their national team’s failure to qualify for the World Cup in Qatar has sparked the ire of Nigerian fans. After the final whistle of the match against Ghana, hundreds of people entered the pitch in Abuja and to vent their anger they destroyed various objects, such as the bench seats and corner flags, as well as devastating the field by raising clods. from the pitch. To restore order, the police had to resort to tear gas, which dispersed the thugs. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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