Nigeria’s national football team, the Super Eagles, secured a 2-1 win over Ghana in the second semi-final of the Unity Cup. The match took place on Wednesday night, and the result means Nigeria will now play in the final.

The Nigerian team started the game strongly. They looked more organised and controlled the first half, keeping Ghana under pressure for most of that time.

Cyriel Dessers gave Nigeria the lead with a well-taken goal. Not long after, a Ghanaian defender, Razak Simpson, accidentally scored an own goal, doubling Nigeria’s lead before the break.

Ghana came back into the game with more energy in the second half. They managed to score through Brandon Thomas-Asante, which gave them hope of turning things around.

Despite Ghana’s efforts, Nigeria stayed solid at the back. The Super Eagles defended well and did not allow another goal, holding on to their lead until the end.

With this result, Nigeria will now face Jamaica in the Unity Cup final on Friday. Both teams will be aiming to win the trophy in what is expected to be an exciting match.

Meanwhile, Ghana will play against Trinidad and Tobago in the third-place match, also on Friday. The Black Stars will hope to finish the tournament with a win.