Highlight from SSOHIS-LASU CUP (HOD's Cup)

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 Highlight from SSOHIS-LASU CUP (HOD's Cup). 


The most anticipated match in SSOHIS kicked off earlier today Thursday 1st of December by 12noon at the LASU Sports center aside field. If you missed the the match, here are the highlights 


 *200L VS 400L* 

 *Formation*: 3-2-2 | 3-1-3 

 *Ball possession:* 55-45

 *Foul:* 04- 07

 *Scores* : 3---3 (Draw)

 *Goal scorer 200L:* 

Posi 12:12.          

Bolu 12:29 

Rasaq 12:46 


 *Goal scorer 400L:* 

 Azeez 12:06 

Azeez. 12:12 

Azeez. 12: 39


Man of the Match: Azeez (scored an hat trick)

 *Interview;* 

Q: What's your remark about the match??

 *Azeez* : we were supposed to win but they (200l) were lucky. Next time, they won't be lucky. 


 *200L Manager* : Faramade 

 *400L manager:* N/A

 *200L player list:* 

Gk- Williams

Posi 

Misin

Wisdom 

Rasaq

Lucky 

Shitta

Da Silva 

Bolu


 *400l player list:* 

Whlaifa 

Chizzy

Ayefele

Damzy

Tunji

Teslim 

Dmf 

Kuti Moore

Samad

 tayo

Aje 

Sultan

Azeez(Captain)

Olumide

Hush

Adefemi. 



Shortly after the match *100L VS 300L* kicked off about 1:45pm. 

 *Formation* : 3-1-1 || 3-2-2

 *Ball possession* : 47-53

 *Scores* : 1-2

 *Goal scorer 100L* : Folarin

 *Goal Scorer 300l :* 

 Stone

Marez

 *Manager 100L:*__ N/A

 *Manger 300L:* Edo boy

 *Man of the match:* IB

 *Player list 100L:* 

Adams

Folarin 

Eri king 

Presh 

Bolu

Chin Li 

Jide


 *Player list 300L;* 

Muhammed(keeper)

Kenny

Babatunde 

Thomas

IB

Stone

Marez

Alfred 

  

This match is said to have the highest number of turn out(Spectators). With an Atmosphere of tranquility captured in mixed emotions, hopes are high and next features obviously will be extremely competitive. 


Correspondence: Faramade. 

Caleb.


Written and compiled by Jhayne Zoey 


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