By John Oyebode
The Department of Mass Communication, Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) football team forced the Arts and Social Sciences Education (ASSED) team to a 1-1 draw in the Tytanic Super Cup today, Monday, November 25.
Cavaliers, who put in a good shift against a very good ASSED side, found the back of the net in the first half, through a corner kick which was headed home by their striker, Dalton, to seal the first-half win before ASSED grabbed the equaliser in the early minutes of the start of the second half.
Cavaliers Captain, Tolulope Oni, while speaking with Campus Mirror, made it known that they were able to keep their opponents on their toes through the resilience and fighting spirit shown by his teammates.
“I'll like to give kudos to my teammates today, because of their resilience, their fighting spirit, and character. They did a great job today and I'm happy with them,” he said.
Meanwhile, he also spoke about the team's readiness to fight for a far spot in the competition, charging fans to expect more from them.
“As everyone knows, they're a strong side, but with our planning and determination, we gathered up the courage to go all-out, and we played better than them today. Our fans should expect more from us, with our burning spirit, I believe we can go far in this competition,” he added.
Cavaliers coach, Mubarak Olayode, popularly known as Mubee, gave accolades to his boys for putting in a good shift.
“To be honest, the boys played well and you can see the energy and chemistry between them. Overall, they did a fantastic job,” he said.
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