In the Ex-International Cup, FC Nwosu edged out FC Amoo 11-10 in a dramatic penalty shootout after a 2-2 draw in regular time, but for coach Fatai Folorunsho Amoo, the match was about more than just the scoreline.
He said the tournament is a testament to the competitive spirit and passion for football that unites former and upcoming players alike.
Coach Fatai Amoo, reflecting on the tournament, praised its purpose and execution.
“It’s been a very interesting tournament with a clear objective that we are fulfilling.
“Despite a few minor issues, which I believe will be addressed in coming editions, it’s been a positive experience for both the Ex-Internationals and the young players who have had the chance to showcase their talents,” Fatai Amoo stated.
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“The match was a rollercoaster, with both teams displaying tenacity and skill. ”
“The tournament also served as a nostalgic reunion for many former players. I’m so happy and elated to reconnect with old friends and teammates after many years,” Fatai Amoo shared.
“This event has rekindled the camaraderie we had during our playing days. It’s a wonderful initiative, and I commend the organizers for bringing us together.”
When asked about the future of the tournament, Folorunsho expressed hope for its continuity. “It’s up to the organizers, but I believe such a fantastic event deserves to become an annual tradition,” he remarked.
