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    Ghana Thrash Nigeria To Retain WAFU Cup Of Nations Trophy

    Selasi FiawoyiBy Selasi FiawoyiSeptember 25, 2017Updated:June 26, 20195 Comments1 Min Read
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    Ghana's Black Stars won the 2017 WAFU Cup of Nations
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    Ghana’s Black Stars won the 2017 WAFU Cup of Nations in emphatic style by beating Nigeria 4-1 on Sunday. Stephen Sarfo scored a brace while Atinga and Cobbina scored one each for the Black Stars. Rabiu Ali notched a late consolation for the Super Eagles.




    Nigeria entered the final as the favourites, having defeated Ghana 2-0 in a group game earlier in the tournament but were completely taken aback on the night by a determined Ghana.

    The first goal came in the 45th minute when Sarfo turned brilliantly and on a half-volley dispatched the ball into the net. Further misery awaited Nigeria in the 2nd half when Afeez Aremu conceded a penalty which was dispatched by Vincent Atinga.




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    Stephen Eze then dug Nigeria’s own grave by conceding yet another penalty which was converted by Sarfo before Winnful Cobbina made it 4-0 late on.

    Though Rabiu Ali scored a late freekick to pull one back for Nigeria, it was Ghana who danced away into the night with the trophy.



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