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FIFA U-20: Confident Manu Promises Flying Eagles' Comeback

Posted by Lolade on Tue 02nd Jun, 2015 - tori.ng

Flying Eagles Coach, Manu Garba has promised that Flying Eagles regain their footing in the ongoing FIFA Under-20 World Cup after 4-2 loss to Brazil

Following the loss of the Flying Eagles in their first game of the ongoing FIFA Under-20 World Cup to Brazil 4-2 in New Zealand in the early hours of Monday,June 1, Head Coach, Manu Garba, has stressed that the team will fight hard for a comeback.

The Flying Eagles are to take on North Korea on Thursday, June 4, before battling Hungary in a final Group E game at the weekend.

Manu said: “It was a very disappointing result but I never expected us to lose so woefully to Brazil,”

“Two of the goals were goalkeeping errors and should not happen in such a competition like the World Cup.

“Even their second goal to draw the game level at 2-2 should not have been allowed by the defenders. We made a lot of mistakes in this game. But we will win our next two games to be back in contention in this tournament,” stressed the 2013 FIFA Under-17 winning coach".