Home friendly match played on 10 October 2024.
Kicked off at 3:00 PM

In a stunning display of football prowess, the White Eagles triumphed over Barcelona with a resounding 4-0 victory in a friendly match held at the Nairobi venue on 10 October 2024. The match kicked off at 3:00pm, showcasing the Eagles' dominance against the Spanish giants, leaving fans in awe of their performance.

The White Eagles deployed a 3-5-2 formation, which allowed them to maintain a solid defensive structure while also providing width and creativity in midfield. Laurence Jagol took his place in goal, shielded by a central defensive trio of Oded Situma, Kingstone Magata, and Jessie Mondoh. The midfield was bustling with activity, featuring Dennis Mnode and Andrew Ochieng on the right and left flanks respectively, while Meshach Mesh, Miyu Muchema, and Fred Othiambo operated centrally. Up front, the dynamic duo of Steven Beast and Teddy Pere were tasked with leading the attack.

The substitutes for the match included Navin Okiomeri, Simon Mnala, Boniface Nyamora, Kevin Sharkti, Kelvin Mandevu, and Mark M, who were ready to make an impact should the need arise.

The scoring opened in the 18th minute when Steven Beast found the net, converting a long pass from Miyu Muchema inside the box with his right foot. This early goal set the tone for the Eagles, who looked confident and composed as they pressed forward.

Just past the half-hour mark, in the 32nd minute, Dennis Mnode doubled the lead with a powerful header, expertly assisted by Andrew Ochieng's cross from the left. Mnode's close-range finish left the Barcelona defence reeling, as the Eagles began to assert their authority on the match.

As the first half drew to a close, Teddy Pere added a third goal in the 40th minute. Laurence Jagol initiated the move with a long pass that found Pere inside the box, who finished with precision using his right foot. The Eagles went into half-time with a commanding 3-0 lead, leaving Barcelona with a mountain to climb.

The second half saw an early substitution for the Eagles as Navin Okiomeri replaced the injured Teddy Pere just two minutes after the restart. The tactical changes continued in the 68th minute when Simon Mnala, Boniface Nyamora, and Kevin Sharkti were introduced, replacing Jessie Mondoh, Dennis Mnode, and Steven Beast respectively. These changes were aimed at maintaining the Eagles' momentum while ensuring fresh legs on the pitch.

As the match approached its final moments, Kelvin Mandevu made an immediate impact after coming on in the 76th minute. He scored the fourth goal of the match in the 87th minute, tapping in from close range after a well-placed cross from Boniface Nyamora. This goal capped off a remarkable performance by the White Eagles, who had thoroughly outplayed their illustrious opponents.

The final whistle confirmed a comprehensive 4-0 victory for the White Eagles, a result that will surely boost their confidence as they look ahead to future challenges. The Eagles showcased their attacking flair and defensive solidity, leaving Barcelona with much to ponder following their disappointing outing in Nairobi.

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