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

Leganes thrashed Real Murcia 4-0 in the Copa del Rey to continue their mini revival since Javier Aguirre took charge of the club.
Awaziem gave a solid defensive performance at the Enrique Roca, with an impressive reading of the game on show, as well as some timely tackles.

Lega are now unbeaten in six games since losing 1-0 at Sevilla on December 1,&nbsp;and nobody will want to play Aguirre’s side in this form.

Too Good: Chidozie Awaziem

Leicester City were outplayed on their turf by Southampton on Saturday, who deservedly won 2-1 at the King Power Stadium.
Iheanacho was a second-half substitute but failed&nbsp;to impact the game in the final half-hour&nbsp;in a way Brendan Rodgers will have liked.

The forward had a huge opportunity to pull his side level late on but couldn't beat Alex McCarthy in the Saints goal, failing to add to his three Premier League strikes this season.

The East Midlands side are now winless in three successive matches in front of their fans (drawing against Norwich City, and&nbsp;losing to Liverpool and Ralph Hasenhuttl’s side).

Too Bad: Kelechi Iheanacho

The centre-back was in top form as Udinese secured a huge 3-0 success over Sassuolo on Sunday.
Nigeria’s captain won six of his seven duels, cleared the ball from danger on several occasions and put his body in the way of shots from time to time.

The Little Zebras’ latest shutout was their second in a row, and the Udine-based club are yet to concede in 2020.

Luca Gotti’s side have now won three Serie A games on the spin.

Too Good: William Troost-Ekong

West Bromwich Albion failed to win yet again,&nbsp;and their form has got to worry Slaven Bilic.
The Albion drew 2-2 at Charlton Athletic on Saturday, seeing their winless run in the Championship extend to five games.

Ajayi has been part of a defence that’s failed to keep a clean sheet since the team’s 1-0 win over Preston North End in early December, and their soft underbelly is starting to undermine their promotion chase.

West Bromwich face Stoke City at home next week, and Ajayi and his teammates will hope to finally put an end to their mid-season wobble.

Too Bad: Semi Ajayi

The four-time African Women’s Player of the Year scored four times as Barcelona thrashed CD Tacon 6-0 in gameweek 15 of the Primera Division.
It was Oshoala’s first ever professional hat-trick, and her return this season reads 14 goals in 14 matches.

Barca, on 43 points, now have a seven-point lead over Atletico Madrid with the competition at its halfway point.

Too Good: Asisat Oshoala

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