Churchill Nnanna, an upcoming player and assistant captain of Abia Comet, shared his thoughts on their recent 1-1 draw against Smart City FC in the NNL Matchday 8 derby.
Nnanna also expressed his impressions of the ongoing AFCON, particularly the performance of the Super Eagles.
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Reflecting on the draw, Nnanna conveyed his gratitude to God for the away draw, emphasizing its positive impact on the team’s confidence for upcoming matches.
He credited the team’s hard work in training for the result and highlighted the importance of maintaining composure during pressure situations.
“For me, I feel great, I thank God for the draw, an away draw, it gives us to have more confidence for another game that is coming up.
So we gave our best, both in training. I really thank God for the result we got here.” Nnanna told Sports 247 in a post-match interview.
When asked about the pressure during the first half of the match, Nnanna explained that the team focused on keeping their cool, completing their defensive assignments, and receiving assurance from the coaching staff.
Calming the pressure and maintaining a focused approach contributed to their overall performance.
Shifting his attention to the ongoing AFCON, Nnanna acknowledged the significance of the tournament as the biggest in the African continent.
He noted the pressure on the Super Eagles and expressed hope for their success, emphasizing the importance of doing well, especially after previous AFCON quarter-final eliminations.
In a message to fellow players, Nnanna encouraged them to continue giving their best on the field, emphasizing the belief in divine rewards for hard work and dedication.
As the NNL season progresses and the AFCON unfolds, football enthusiasts will closely follow Abia Comet’s journey in the league and wish the Super Eagles success on the continental stage.
Nnanna’s insights provide a glimpse into the mindset of players as they navigate competitive football environments and strive for excellence.
