How Nigeria Demolished Cameroun 3-0

                            Nigeria's goalkeeper Ikeme "Calmed" every ball that came.                      
into his area and the Nigerian Defence was impressive compared to what we saw against DR Congo as Echiejile showed the Camerounian right-winger that he is an "Elder", Efe "Ambushed" the Camerounian central-attackers of the ball with the aid of Leon's "Ballooning" of the balls that came to the Nigerian defence-line.
Abdullahi was "Sebaceous" with the ball, gracefully combining well with defensive-midfielder Onazi who showed great "Ogle" in the match and combined well with Mikel who was "Obeyed" by the ball as he showed unrivaled control of the ball. Igbonu was not left out as he "Screwed" the Camerounian attack and Set-up Nigeria's.
In the attack, Emenike "Emancipated" his other two attackers as Ahmed "Mustered" a great team performance while Moses "Simonized" the team performance with a great solo counter-attack that made the scoreline 2-0.
Earlier in the first half, Efe "Ambushed the Camerounian defence in the 36th minute to put the Super eagles ahead by 1-0. Shortly after Moses "Simonized" the scoreline with his solo effort that made the score 2-0, Ighalo cameup from the bench to make it more "Odious" for the Camerounians with a third goal for the Super eagles making it 3-0.

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