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Too Good, Too Bad: The Best & Worst of Nigerians Abroad

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Who came out on top when Wilfred Ndidi and Mikel John Obi faced off in the FA Cup third round encounter where the former’s Leicester City side travelled to Stoke City?

Review of Nigerians Abroad

Despite Genk’s 2-1 loss at Kortrijk, Onuachu netted his 19th league strike of the season in only his 18th start.
Saturday’s loss saw them fall four points behind in the title race after Club Brugge won on Sunday, but they retained their place in second after this weekend.

While his team failed to win, Onuachu kept up his good run in front of goal and has now netted in three games on the trot.

Too Good: Paul Onuachu

Iwobi returned to the Everton side for their FA Cup game over Rotherham United on Saturday but struggled to gain a foothold in the encounter at Goodison Park.
The Nigeria playmaker was largely peripheral for the hour and was guilty of losing possession when he did have it until his 61st-minute substitution.

In the end, Everton progressed with a 2-1 win after extra time, but the Nigerian’s showing was mostly underwhelming.

Too Bad: Alex Iwobi

The Leicester City midfielder came out on top against old Nigeria midfield partner Mikel John Obi when the Foxes thrashed Stoke City 4-0 at the Bet365 Stadium.
Ndidi’s range of passing was helpful to the away side’s attacks, while he regained possession multiple times for the East Midlands side.

Brendan Rodgers sent out a strong XI, perhaps revealing his intention to go all out for the sport’s oldest cup competition.

Too Good: Wilfred Ndidi

The Stoke City man didn’t fare well against his ex-international teammate at the weekend as the Potters cracked 4-0 on their turf.
Mikel lost out in the majority of his duels over the 90 minutes as Michael O'Neill’s team struggled to cope with the home side’s relentless pressure.

Defeat in the third round of the tournament means Stoke have won only three games in 11 in all competitions since the start of December.

Too Bad: Mikel John Obi

Fulham won their FA Cup third round game at West London rivals Queens Park Rangers 2-0 after a tough period for the Cottagers who battled a Covid-19 outbreak in the last fortnight.
Aina played a huge part in the clean sheet against the hosts at Loftus Road, reading the game nicely and coming out on top in his tussles.

The win at QPR was Fulham’s first success of any kind since they beat Leicester City 2-1 in late November.

Too Good: Ola Aina

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