Allnigeriasoccer.com rates the players on the Nigerian team in their goalless draw with Guinea at the WAFU Cup on Saturday evening.

Dele Ajiboye 6.5/10

The former youth international put up a good shift in goal for the Super Eagles and made three saves.

Osas Okoro 6/10

Okoro tried his best to support the attack and ensure his team wasn't caught on the counter.

Daniel James 5.5/10

An above average performance by the left back who was often looking to exploit them mistakes of the highly mobile Guineans.

Emmanuel Ariwachukwu 6/10

The big defender kept it solid with central defence partner Adeleye Olamilekan and wasn't found wanting.

Adeleye Olamilekan 6.5/10

He was a worthy pair to Ariwa as he often helped his teammate to repel the rampaging Guineans. He came close to scoring for the Super Eagles.

Afeez Aremu 5.5/10

Aremu gave the ball away at times and was usually harsh with his tackles. He covered up his shortcomings with some timely interventions.

Ifeanyi Ifeanyi 6.5/10

Energetic display on the part of the Akwa United enforcer. He was hardworking and efficient.

Destiny Ashadi 5/10

The youngster wasn't overshadowed with the huge responsibility bestowed on him. He was decent before making way for Rabiu Ali.

Samuel Mathias 4/10

Might have played his last game for the Super Eagles B side. He was completely lost and failed to impose himself to the game.

Kingsley Eduwo 5/10

The forward kept working hard despite lacking the services to unlock the defence of the Syli Nationale. He was substituted in the second half.

Anthony Okpotu 5.5/10

For a striker of his caliber who is yet to find his scoring boots, it's a big concern. As usual he was often isolated and he cut a frustrated figure.

Subs:

Rabiu Ali 6.5/10

Pundits feel the Kano Pillars playmaker should have started this game. He came on and piloted his team effectively.

Gabriel Okechukwu 6/10

He gave his best in the half hour he spent on the pitch.

Ubong Friday 6/10

The winger tried to reinvent some new tricks in a bid to help his team pick the maximum points.

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