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Friendly: Okoye Was Brilliant In Eagles Loss Against Portugal –Lawal

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Former Nigerian international Dimeji Lawal has praised Super Eagles goalkeeper Maduka Okoye’s impressive performance in Nigeria’s 2-1 loss to Portugal in Wednesday’s international friendly game. The Udinese goalkeeper made some vital saves despite conceding two goals against a star-studded Portuguese side at the Estádio Dr. Magalhães Pessoa in Leiria. Okoye’s Excellent Display Portugal deservedly went [...]

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