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60: Wow! Sawyers is on fire for Jamaica with another outstanding save to keep the Reggae Boyz in it.
59: Obinna delivers a great corner and brings out a superb save from Sawyers.
57: Campbell-Ryce goes on a familiar mazy run and completes the move with a long back heel to a Jamaican player, but at the moment it is Nigeria creating the good chances.
56: It's close again as Sawyers makes a good save for Jamaica. Attendance is 5,078.
54: Obinna delivers another good free kick and once again Osaze is close to getting the opener.
52: A back pass lands Jamaica in trouble as the Eagles have a free kick in the area, but the wall does an effective job.
51: Campbell-Ryce nearly carves an opening for Shelton as he is only just beaten to the ball by the Nigerian keeper.
50: Nigeria come very close with an Obinna free kick that either Apam or Osaze should have scored and at the other end Shelton one on one with the keeper could have got a goal himself for Jamaica.
Campbell-Ryce starts the second half.
Half time
44: Drama at the New Den. Handbags at high noon with Jermaine Johnson for Jamaica getting a straight red for pushing the linesman and Taiye Taiwo off for Nigeria for some bad temper!
42: The half is ending with Nigeria pinning back the Jamaican team in their half.
40: Good build up play by Nigeria, patient and stroking the bal around until Obinna brings down Claud Davis after mis-controling the ball.
32: Nigeria get a shot on target but it lacked pace and was straight at the Jamaican number two keeper Sawyers.
You can't help feeling that Campbell-Ryce would suit the type of game at the moment and hopefully he will be on at the start of the second half.
28: Nsofor Obinna takes a corner that falls nicely onto Osaze head and he gets good contact, but it goes a yard over. At the moment Nigeria's attacks seem to get to the final third of the pitch and break down.
Currently Nigeria are 40 places above their opponents, but so far Jamaica have the edge.
By the way the referee tonight is Mike Dean.
27: A superb run by Johnson created a great opportunity as the ball flashed across goal only needing King to get a touch to score. From the corner the ball nearly came to SHelton to poke in from 3 yards but Austine was first to it.
25: Austin and Johnson combined well to feed the ball through to Marlon King but the linesman was quick to flag for offside.
A fast paced opening 15 minutes without either side having a clear cut opportunity in front of goal. There may only be a few thousand in the ground but the noise is fantastic.
It is a real carnival atmosphere inside and outside the ground. Jamaica are playinging in their familiar yellow and Nigeria in all white.
Jamaica (Reggae Boyz) Team</B>
Shawn Sawyer, Tyrone Marshall, Damion Stewart, Claude Davis, Tyrone Mears, Demar Phillips, Rudolph Austin, Jason Morrison, Jermaine Johnson, Luton Shelton, Marlon King. Subs: Dwayne Miller, Ricardo Gardner, Ian Goodison, Eric Vernan, Omar Daley, Jamal Campbell-Ryce, Dane Richards, Ricardo Fuller.
Nigeria (Super Eagles) Team from
Goalkeepers
Vincent Enyeama (Hapoel Tel Aviv)
Austin Ejide (Bastia)
Dele Aiyenugba (Bnei Yehuda)
Defenders
Taye Taiwo (Marseille)
Danny ****************tu (Bolton Wanderers)
Obinna Nwaneri (FC Sion)
Joseph Yobo (Everton)
Onyekachi Apam (OGC Nice)
Dele Adeleye (Sparta Rotterdam)
Chidi Odiah (CSKA Moscow)
Midfielders
Femi Ajilore (FC Groningen)
Sani Kaita (FC Kuban Krasnodar)
John Mikel Obi (Chelsea)
Seyi Olofinjana (Stoke City)
Kalu Uche (UD Almeria)
Strikers
Nwankwo Kanu (Portsmouth)
Ikechukwu Uche (Getafe CF)
Mike Eneramo (Al-Shabab)
Osaze Odemwingie (Locomotiv Moscow)
Obinna Nsofor (Inter Milan)
Posted Wednesday 11th February 2009
60: Wow! Sawyers is on fire for Jamaica with another outstanding save to keep the Reggae Boyz in it.
59: Obinna delivers a great corner and brings out a superb save from Sawyers.
57: Campbell-Ryce goes on a familiar mazy run and completes the move with a long back heel to a Jamaican player, but at the moment it is Nigeria creating the good chances.
56: It's close again as Sawyers makes a good save for Jamaica. Attendance is 5,078.
54: Obinna delivers another good free kick and once again Osaze is close to getting the opener.
52: A back pass lands Jamaica in trouble as the Eagles have a free kick in the area, but the wall does an effective job.
51: Campbell-Ryce nearly carves an opening for Shelton as he is only just beaten to the ball by the Nigerian keeper.
50: Nigeria come very close with an Obinna free kick that either Apam or Osaze should have scored and at the other end Shelton one on one with the keeper could have got a goal himself for Jamaica.
Campbell-Ryce starts the second half.
Half time
44: Drama at the New Den. Handbags at high noon with Jermaine Johnson for Jamaica getting a straight red for pushing the linesman and Taiye Taiwo off for Nigeria for some bad temper!
42: The half is ending with Nigeria pinning back the Jamaican team in their half.
40: Good build up play by Nigeria, patient and stroking the bal around until Obinna brings down Claud Davis after mis-controling the ball.
32: Nigeria get a shot on target but it lacked pace and was straight at the Jamaican number two keeper Sawyers.
You can't help feeling that Campbell-Ryce would suit the type of game at the moment and hopefully he will be on at the start of the second half.
28: Nsofor Obinna takes a corner that falls nicely onto Osaze head and he gets good contact, but it goes a yard over. At the moment Nigeria's attacks seem to get to the final third of the pitch and break down.
Currently Nigeria are 40 places above their opponents, but so far Jamaica have the edge.
By the way the referee tonight is Mike Dean.
27: A superb run by Johnson created a great opportunity as the ball flashed across goal only needing King to get a touch to score. From the corner the ball nearly came to SHelton to poke in from 3 yards but Austine was first to it.
25: Austin and Johnson combined well to feed the ball through to Marlon King but the linesman was quick to flag for offside.
A fast paced opening 15 minutes without either side having a clear cut opportunity in front of goal. There may only be a few thousand in the ground but the noise is fantastic.
It is a real carnival atmosphere inside and outside the ground. Jamaica are playinging in their familiar yellow and Nigeria in all white.
Jamaica (Reggae Boyz) Team</B>
Shawn Sawyer, Tyrone Marshall, Damion Stewart, Claude Davis, Tyrone Mears, Demar Phillips, Rudolph Austin, Jason Morrison, Jermaine Johnson, Luton Shelton, Marlon King. Subs: Dwayne Miller, Ricardo Gardner, Ian Goodison, Eric Vernan, Omar Daley, Jamal Campbell-Ryce, Dane Richards, Ricardo Fuller.
Nigeria (Super Eagles) Team from
Goalkeepers
Vincent Enyeama (Hapoel Tel Aviv)
Austin Ejide (Bastia)
Dele Aiyenugba (Bnei Yehuda)
Defenders
Taye Taiwo (Marseille)
Danny ****************tu (Bolton Wanderers)
Obinna Nwaneri (FC Sion)
Joseph Yobo (Everton)
Onyekachi Apam (OGC Nice)
Dele Adeleye (Sparta Rotterdam)
Chidi Odiah (CSKA Moscow)
Midfielders
Femi Ajilore (FC Groningen)
Sani Kaita (FC Kuban Krasnodar)
John Mikel Obi (Chelsea)
Seyi Olofinjana (Stoke City)
Kalu Uche (UD Almeria)
Strikers
Nwankwo Kanu (Portsmouth)
Ikechukwu Uche (Getafe CF)
Mike Eneramo (Al-Shabab)
Osaze Odemwingie (Locomotiv Moscow)
Obinna Nsofor (Inter Milan)
Posted Wednesday 11th February 2009
Paul Marin -19 is one thing, 20 is a whole other matter. It gets even worse if they win the UCL. *groan*. 
05/18/2011.MU fans naah cough, but all a unuh a vomit?-Lazie 1/11/2015
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