Facts about the India vs Nigeria match
1. This legendary match ended India 99 -
1 Nigeria
2. Nigerians where unable to kick the
ball because the football kept turning to
a lion, dragon (or something scary) to
prevent them from playing the soccer
ball.
3. The Indians later agreed that if Nigeria
could score a goal, they would concede
defeat.
4. Samuel Okwaraji scored the winning
goal and lost his life in the process.
The late Sam Okwaraji
5. FIFA banned India from soccer
because they used black magic in that
very game.
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