The Super Eagles of Nigeria failed to qualify for the 2022 World Cup.
This had been received badly by Nigerians especially those who watch the match between the Super Eagles and the Black Stars of Ghana.
The match ended in a 1-1 draw game and this meant that Nigeria was out as far as countries who are qualifying for the World Cup are concerned as Ghana qualified based on the away goal rule.
Some Nigerians who were present at the stadium to witness the football match between Ghana Black Stars and the Super Eagles of Nigerians was later caught in a video destroying the properties.
The most anticipated football match is the match between Nigerians and Ghanaians. The two rivalry teams; Black Stars and Super Eagle first had their first match in Ghana at the Baba Yara Sports stadium.
In their second leg, the two teams met in Nigeria and has a head-on. The match which was an intense match saw Ghana’s Black Star captain Partey scoring the first goal while the Nigerians also equalized with a penalty.
However, after the match, Nigerians could not qualify for the world cup at Quater as Ghana pulled through. It seems the fans of Nigerians were not happy as most were seen destroying properties at the stadium after the Black Stars of Ghana scored the Super Eagle.
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