Portugal Defeat Nigeria’s Super Eagles 4-0

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Qatar 2022 World Cup hopefuls Portugal turned on the style against the Super Eagles on Thursday in an international friendly, scoring a 4-0 victory against the three-time African champions.

A brace from Manchester United’s Bruno Fernandes was followed by late goals from Goncalo Ramos and Joao Mario.

The Super Eagles should have reduced the deficit to 2-1 when they were handed a penalty in the 81st minute.

However, Nottingham Forest’s Emmanuel Denis missed the kick as he was denied by an impressive Rui Patrício and the post.

In Cristiano Ronaldo’s absence, Andre Silva led the line for Portugal, supported by Joao Felix and Bernardo Silva.

Nigeria’s starting lineup for the match had Peter Uzoho in goal; Osayi-Samuel, Akpoguma, Troost-Ekong, Bassey; Ndidi, Iwobi, Aribo; Lookman, Moffi, and Simon.

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