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CHAN Final: Morocco 4-0 Nigeria: Nigerians react to Super Eagles capitulation on social media

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Last updated: February 4, 2018 10:43 pm
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Published: February 4, 2018
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Pre-tournament favorites, Morocco, have been crowned the champions of the African Championship after a comprehensive 4-0 defeat of West African giants, Nigeria, on Sunday evening at the Complexe Mohamed V in Casablanca.

Zakaria Hadraf scored a brace, with Walid El Karti and Ayoub El Kaabi, who emerged top scorer with nine goals, scoring a goal each to hand Morocco a deserved win over a disjointed Nigeria team.

It was Morocco’s first major title since winning the African Nations cup back in 1976.

The result has left Nigerians disappointed by how the Super Eagles, who also had a man sent off, capitulated to the Moroccans, as they took to their various social media accounts to voice their displeasures.

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Here are some of the best reactions to that heavy, ’embarrassing’ defeat and tale of woes from Casablanca.

Coach tactics went wrong. #CHAN2018Final

— Carlead24 (@khaleedinho) February 4, 2018

Odd side. This @NGSuperEagles CHAN team were grinding out results until someone said they should win the cup for Buhari.

— ikeNna (@jpnnamdi) February 4, 2018

Well, Morocco should forget about joining ECOWAS then. Simple respect they don’t have.

— Editi Effiòng (@EditiEffiong) February 4, 2018

https://twitter.com/Bhadoosky/status/960249859369414656

Sorry about this 😁😁😁... We just got to the finals to play Morroco 4 nothing. #CHAN2018Final https://t.co/R3XInvYRym

— Oladokun Oluseyi (@oladseyOOE) February 4, 2018

This commentator is so desperate for Morocco to win! You can hear it in his voice when Morroco create chances. He is literally trying to shout the ball into the net.#CHAN2018Final

— Babanla (@biolakazeem) February 4, 2018

https://twitter.com/Rouvafe/status/960251460717105152

https://twitter.com/Rouvafe/status/960253675225612295

https://twitter.com/OsasCruz/status/960249751810781186

All these players should trek back to Nigeria and be made to wash the white jerseys without hypo.#CHAN2018Final pic.twitter.com/0WP2EHKI5F

— Jolaade (@Jolaade_philips) February 4, 2018

https://twitter.com/Rouvafe/status/960249051525582854

Having faith in Okpotu in all these games, only to drop him in the final for someone who hasn't played a single minute. Something stinks.... https://t.co/aaA8REZzLO

— C7# (@Supereaglescomp) February 4, 2018

Salisu Yusuf score card:

2017 WAFU Cup of Nations final:
Ghana 4-0 Nigeria.

2018 African Nations Championship final:
Morocco 4-0 Nigeria.

Salisu should take full responsibility for this embarrassment. Starting line-up decisions were wrong, you don't change a winning team!

— OgaNlaMedia 🇳🇬 (@OgaNlaMedia) February 4, 2018

These defenders just subjected Goalkeeper Dele Ajiboye to 90 minutes of corporal punishment. God judge all of dem! #CHAN2018Final

— ADEREMI (@iamremraj) February 4, 2018

https://twitter.com/ogbeni_opa/status/960257936936271874

https://twitter.com/bigsammy08/status/960256833473703937

#WAFUFinal:Ghana 4-1 Nigeria#CHANFinal:Morocco 4-0 Nigeria

Our Domestic League ❌👎

— Praise Alonge (@Jesupemi28) February 4, 2018

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