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Too Good, Too Bad: The Best & Worst of Nigerians Abroad

Moses Simon thrived in Nantes’ big win which improves their prospects of Ligue 1 survival, while Simy’s Crotone fell to a defeat against Inter Milan which confirms their relegation from Serie A.

Review of Nigerians abroad

Despite Almeria dropping two goals having led 2-0, it was a good day for Sadiq who netted a brace against Real Oviedo.
The frontman has netted four times in his last six appearances, taking his league tally to 18 goals in 33 appearances (29 starts).

Almeria remain third in the standings after the conclusion of gameweek 37.

Too Good: Umar Sadiq

While Chukwueze has thrived lately and continued his fine run of either scoring or assisting in Villarreal’s 2-1 win over Arsenal on Thursday, he had a poor outing when Getafe visited on Sunday afternoon.
The winger failed to beat his man before his 69th-minute substitution, won none of his seven one-vs-one tussles and lost possession nearly every time he had it.

Regardless, Unai Emery’s team defeated Getafe 1-0 through a Yeremi Pino strike with 11 minutes left.

Too Bad: Samuel Chukwueze

While Napoli failed to win vs Cagliari — it ended 1-1 in Naples on Sunday afternoon — and Osimhen limped off with 13 minutes on the clock, the forward’s strike continues his fine goalscoring form for Gennaro Gattuso’s team.
Having also netted in the 2-0 victory over Torino, the Nigeria forward has hit the back of the net five times in his last seven Serie A games.

The stalemate leaves the Azzurri just outside the top four, as Gattuso’s team trail Atalanta, Juventus and AC Milan by two points.

Too Good: Victor Osimhen

Simy couldn’t prevent Crotone from relegation when Serie A champions Inter Milan ran out 2-0 winners at Stadio Ezio Scida.
The towering striker missed a huge chance to level for the Pythagoreans with eight minutes on the clock but missed the target.

Inter punished that miss by netting their second in second-half stoppage time and the host team’s loss confirmed they’ve lost their battle for survival.

Too Bad: Simy

Nantes defeated Stade Brestois 4-1 on Sunday to win their second away game on the spin which keeps them outside the automatic relegation spots for another week but still&nbsp;close to the teams outside the bottom three.
Simon opened the scoring in the 15th minute and then set up Imran Louza’s 56th-minute strike that sent the visitors 3-0 up. The forward’s goal contributions this weekend means he’s up to nine goals and assists this term, one shy of last year’s total of 10.

Nantes remain in 18th, but back to back wins certainly bodes well for their chances of beating the drop.

Too Good: Moses Simon

Too Good, Too Bad: The Best & Worst of Nigerians Abroad | Goal.com

Goal review the nation’s best performers around the world this weekend, and name a few who under-performed.