By Daily Sports on November 17, 2018

Tickets for the international friendly football match between the Super Eagles of Nigeria and the Ugandan national team inside the Stephen Keshi International Stadium in Asaba, on Tuesday, November 20, 2018, are now on sale.

A statement from the Local Organising Committee (LOC) in Asaba on Friday disclosed that the sales outlets are Ministry of Information headquarters, Asaba, Delta State Sports Commission office inside the Stephen Keshi International Stadium, Asaba, Asaba Mall and Cartege Cinema, Asaba.

Others are Metagon Pharmacy, Asaba, Warri Mall, B-Steelz Barbing Saloon (FMC and DBS), Asaba, EXCO Supermarket, Warri, Favourite, Asaba and Rainoil Filling Stations.

The tickets are being sold for N2,000.00 VIP and N1,000.00 regular.

Fans have been advised to enter into the stadium through the appropriate gates and find their seat numbers as indicated on their tickets.

There will be curtain raiser between former Super Eagles International players and a selected Home Based team before main encounter.

The curtain raiser will begin by 2pm, while the international friendly match will kick-off by 4pm.

Ex-International Super Eagles players, Victor Ikpeba, Bright Omokaro, Victor Agali, Edema Fuludu and Joseph Yobo are to be in action in the curtain. Other international players expected to feature in the encounter are Mutiu Adepoju, Yisa Shofoluwe, Ike Shoromu, Ifeanyi Udeze, Kenneth Nwaomucha, Kingsley Obiekwu, Friday Ejedegba, Ezeji Victor and Henry Nwosu, who is the Team Manager.

Players in the Home Based team are Christain Eze Nduka, Tosan Blackson, Sunny Osunde, Francis Okolo, Henry Dittimiya, Humphrey Jebba and Joe Cole. Others are Patrick Walstar, Joesophat Okon, Victor Okafor, Chidi Wester, Akintunde, Peter Anyebe and Frank Idijie, the Team Manager of the side.

•Photo shows the Super Eagles

Source Daily Sports

Posted November 17, 2018

Dennerby Demands Improvement from Super Falcons

Atletico Stun Barca To Set up all-Madrid Super...

Ebuehi in bloody nose scare

Newcastle’s Mitrovic slammed with 3-match ban

Lagos Football Vacation Camp Opens In Ajah

FIFA writes US authorities, asks for the return...