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Five photos show how two Nigerians conquered Manchester United at Premier league

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By Chioma Obinagwam

It was all jubilation as two Nigerians that play for Fulham football club defeated their soccer rival, Manchester United.

Confiance News has curated pictures that illustrate their courage and dexterity on the field.

Alex Iwobi and Calvin Bassey pose together in joyful mood shortly after the victory against Manchester United. Photo credit: Calvin Bassey on X.

 

Fulham FC team mates jubilate with Calvin Bassey after he gave the goal. Photo credit: X.

 

Calvin Bassey posed for the cameras shortly after the victory. Photo credit: X.

 

Alex Iwobi in estatic mood. Photo credit: Onejoblessboy on Twitter.

 

 

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