By Tabitha Oyebade
The Faculty of Administration and Management Science (FAMS) captain, Salami Mufutau, has made it known that teamwork played a huge role in their 3-nil victory against the faculty of education.
During the post-match interview with Campus Mirror at Estadio de Sun, Mufutau revealed that their opponents relied on one of their key players in the midfield, so he had to instruct his players to keep things tight with him while he does the same with their main man upfront.
“They are based on their captain, Okocha, so I told my team to mark him, while I marked their main striker. Once he was marked by the team and me that was all. Teamwork was a key element, and we all worked together to achieve the victory. Before I scored the winning goal, all that was going through my mind was victory, I knew we had already won,” he said.
Furthermore, FAMS coach Arix expressed his delight to have advanced to the final stage of the competition and communicated the team's desire to win the competition for the second time.
“We are not the champion yet, but we definitely want to win the competition, it feels good to win. It means a lot, we've won this competition once and we want to make it the second time we would win it. Winning this competition shows we're the best team in the school and the best faculty,” he said.
Meanwhile, the other semi-final match between the College of Engineering and Environmental Studies (CEES) and Basic Medical Sciences (BMS) ended 4-2 in a penalty shootout in fa
vor of CEES.
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