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FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Tahiti 2013

    Summary

    Brazil outlast brave Nigerians
    Brazil outlast brave Nigerians
    Brazil had to endure a stiff test in their quarter-final against Nigeria, beating the Beach Eagles 10-8 in extra-time to the reach the last four of the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup 2011 in Ravenna. More »
    ANDRE
    Brazil - Nigeria

    Line-up

    1
    MAO (GK)
    1
    (GK) Abdullahi ISA
    4
    BETINHO
    3
    Ogbonnaya OKEMMIRI
    6
    JORGINHO Goal
    6
    Goal Victor TALE
    10
    BENJAMIN (C) Goal
    7
    (C) Isiaka OLAWALE
    11
    BURU Goal
    10
    Goal Goal Goal Goal Yellow Card Bartholomew IBENEGBU

    Substitute(s)

    12
    LEANDRO (GK)
    12
    (GK) Olalekan OLADEPO
    2
    ANDERSON Misses next match if booked Goal
    2
    Yellow Card Nelson NWOSU
    3
    FRED
    9
    Goal Yellow Card Musa NAJARE
    5
    BRUNO Penalty
    11
    Goal Goal Misses next match if booked James OKWUOSA
    7
    SIDNEY
    4
    Absent A Shehu MAIJAMA
    8
    SOUZA
    5
    Absent Emmanuel KYANDE
    9
    ANDRE Goal Goal Goal Goal Goal
    8
    Absent Azeez ABU

    Coaches

    Alexandre SOARES (BRA)
    (NGA) Audu ADAMU

    Officials

    Referee: BEREZKIN Alexander (RUS)Second referee: MEDINA Michael (NED)Third referee: WINIARCZYK Tomasz (POL)Timekeeper: WONGSUWAN Suwat (THA)Fifth official: BENTANCOR Javier (URU)

    Have Your Say

    Statistics

    BrazilBRANigeriaNGA
    55Shots39
    9Corner kicks5
    8Overheads2
    0Yellow cards3
    0Second yellow card and red card0
    0Red Cards0
    55%Possession (%)45%

    Photos

    • Andre of Brazil makes a overhead kick next to Victor Tale of Nigeria
    • Victor Tale of Nigeria celebrates
    • Andre of Brazil celebrates
    • Bartholomew Ibenegbu (#10) of Nigeria celebrates
    • Brazil line up
    • Bartholomew Ibenegbu of Nigeria celebrates

    Quotes

    "It was very tough, like a final. In fact, without doubt the first final for us. We played well in the first period, when we scored and had chances. Then in the following periods we left a bit of space and our defence didn’t always function very well," Brazil coach Alexandre Soares.

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