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PLAYER RATING: How the Eagles fared against Bosnia

June 22, 2014 11:10 am

8 Vincent Enyeama

He was as calm as ever, making important saves to keep the scoreline at 1-0. Another clean sheet for a man who — on current form — is unarguably one of the world’s most reliable dependable keeper.

8 Osaze Odemwingie

He took his goal well. Helped out in midfield and defence. He was less involved, though, as the game wore on.

8 Emmanuel Emenike

His power was a recurring problem for the fragile Bosnia defence. Created the only goal.

7 Joseph Yobo

He was caught in possession on few occasions by Dzeko in the first half, but he had a better second half and his partnership with Omeruo was good. He made some timely clearances.

7 Efe Ambrose

He was in control of his flank in the first half, but had a tougher time after the interval, as Bosnia attacked down his flank more . He joined the attack when necessary and his crosses were dangerous. Generally, he had a good game.

7 Kenneth Omeruo

He did a good man-marking job on Dzeko. He performance was very similar to Yobo’s: decent though nervy at times, but their partnership was good.

7 Juwon Oshaniwa

He was struggling to deal with Hajrovic coming in off the right in the first half, but did better after Hajrovic’s substitution. He had a hard night’s work under consistent pressure, but he was still able to post a commanding performance.

7 Ogenyi Onazi

He used the ball well and worked hard to drive his team forward. He was on hand to thwart many attacking moves of Bosnia and his long-range shots troubled Bosnia keeper, Begovic.

7 John Obi Mikel

He worked hard but was unable to influence the game as much as he would have liked. He had his moments, but it was really tough for him against competitive opposition.

7 Babatunde Michael