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IMAMA Amapakabo says he knew quite well that Sunday's match day 34 tie was going to be easy for his Rangers side, reports NaijaSportsXtra.blogspot.
The Super Eagles assistant coach stated after the emphatic win which saw his side return to the summit of the Nigeria Premier League after crushing Rivers United said: “I understand Rivers United very well and I am quite happy with the win.
“I told my players (before kick-off) this was going to be one of the easiest games we will play this season.
“To be honest, I did not know we would win by this margin but we will gladly accept it as it was deserved,”
Tope Olusesi set the Cathedral alive scoring the first goal for the Coal City side in the 40th minute.
The second half saw a galvanized Flying Antelopes as it became a harvest of goals as Olusesi provided the assist that saw Godwin Aguda double the lead after 47 minutes of play.
Olusesi, went from hero to villain after he was shown a red card for head butting a Rivers United player.
The numerical disadvantage, amounted to nothing as Christian Madu bagged Rangers third of the evening in the 82 minutes with a superb volley, before Obinna Nwobodo put the icing on the cake with a diving header for the fourth goal on 84 minutes.
IMAMA Amapakabo says he knew quite well that Sunday's match day 34 tie was going to be easy for his Rangers side, reports NaijaSportsXtra.blogspot.
The Super Eagles assistant coach stated after the emphatic win which saw his side return to the summit of the Nigeria Premier League after crushing Rivers United said: “I understand Rivers United very well and I am quite happy with the win.
“I told my players (before kick-off) this was going to be one of the easiest games we will play this season.
“To be honest, I did not know we would win by this margin but we will gladly accept it as it was deserved,”
Tope Olusesi set the Cathedral alive scoring the first goal for the Coal City side in the 40th minute.
The second half saw a galvanized Flying Antelopes as it became a harvest of goals as Olusesi provided the assist that saw Godwin Aguda double the lead after 47 minutes of play.
Olusesi, went from hero to villain after he was shown a red card for head butting a Rivers United player.
The numerical disadvantage, amounted to nothing as Christian Madu bagged Rangers third of the evening in the 82 minutes with a superb volley, before Obinna Nwobodo put the icing on the cake with a diving header for the fourth goal on 84 minutes.
