Former Nigeria international Sam Sodje has praised the Super Eagles’ 2-1 victory over Ghana in the Unity Cup semi-final, emphasizing the importance of such matches in evaluating both domestic and Europe-based players.
He highlighted the strategic advantage of hosting the game in England, which provided increased exposure for local talent beyond Africa.
Looking ahead to the final against Jamaica at Brentford’s Gtech Community Stadium, Sodje expressed confidence in the team’s blend of youth and experience.
He commended the performances of players like Wilfred Ndidi and Semi Ajayi, noting their contributions to the team’s success.
“It’s a good outing for the team. Matches like this help test new combinations and give local players a chance to prove themselves,” said Sodje.
The Unity Cup final, scheduled for Saturday, May 31, 2025, at 7:45 PM WAT, will be broadcast live on NFF TV, MAX, and AfroSportSodje Backs Super Eagles Ahead of Unity Cup Final: ‘A Showcase for Homegrown Talent’
Former Nigeria international Sam Sodje has praised the Super Eagles’ 2-1 victory over Ghana in the Unity Cup semi-final, emphasizing the importance of such matches in evaluating both domestic and Europe-based players.
He highlighted the strategic advantage of hosting the game in England, which provided increased exposure for local talent beyond Africa.
Looking ahead to the final against Jamaica at Brentford’s Gtech Community Stadium, Sodje expressed confidence in the team’s blend of youth and experience.
He commended the performances of players like Wilfred Ndidi and Semi Ajayi, noting their contributions to the team’s success.
“It’s a good outing for the team. Matches like this help test new combinations and give local players a chance to prove themselves,” said Sodje.
The Unity Cup final, scheduled for Saturday, May 31, 2025, at 7:45 PM WAT, will be broadcast live on NFF TV, MAX, and AfroSport
