In a thrilling encounter between First Bank FC and AS Racines during Match Day 5 of the Nationwide League One tournament, Augustine Ajegbe Oghenekaro, fondly known as ‘Warri boy,’ made a significant impact by scoring one of the goals in First Bank FC’s 2-0 victory.
The match saw a fiercely contested first half, ending in a deadlock with a scoreline of 0-0. However, First Bank FC surged ahead in the second half, securing a decisive victory with a 2-0 lead.
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Speaking in a post-match interview with Sports 247, Augustine Ajegbe Oghenekaro shared his thoughts on the intense encounter.
When asked about the match, he described it as “very intensive” and expressed gratitude for the team’s victory. “We didn’t see this coming though, but thank God we came out victorious,” he remarked.
Reflecting on his contribution to the team, Augustine highlighted his goal after coming off the bench. “I came from the bench to give them one goal. It’s my team, so I probably will do anything for the team,” he affirmed.
Addressing the competitive nature of the match, Augustine acknowledged the strength of their opponents, AS Racines. “They are a very good side; no team is underrated. They tried, they did their best, but God gave us the victory,” he noted.
Looking ahead to their next match, Augustine expressed determination and hunger for success. “We are coming back strong… We need to qualify out of this group, and I believe we’ll get there by God’s grace,” he stated confidently.
Augustine’s words reflect the resilience and determination of First Bank FC as they strive for success in the Nationwide League One tournament, showcasing their commitment to giving their all for the team’s advancement.
