Super Eagles welcomed back the fashion-themed olive green colours again with a victory in Antalya.
It was fashion and style earlier this evening as Eagles began their Four Nations Invitational tournament with a resounding 2-1 victory over troubled Iran.
Moses Simon and the new Eagles’ attacking sensation Akor Jerome compounded Iran on the pitch.
Eagles are well known for their fashion statements in the beautiful game with full FIFA recognitions as the football apex body tagged them as one of the best dressed sides.
Eagles and their official apparel designers Nike have long agreed to dress Eagles distinctively different and maintained sustained fashion statements.
Nike rolled out the olive green colours first in 2002 at Korea/Japan World Cup as the Eagles appeared resplendently different from other teams.
The olive green colour was a statement as they continued the tradition they started at the US’94 World Cup.
However, the statements remained on the pitch as the podiums saw the trace of the statements.
Eagles came out worse they did eight years earlier in USA but their colours caught the eye.
Were Eagles at the FIFA fashion World Cup, they would have won without a contest.
If Russia 2018 World Cup outfits were smashing as another screaming fashion statement, the latest designs unveiled earlier this afternoon in Turkey were pleasant to feed the eyes.
The welcome back party tonight was worth it as Eagles launched the new designs turning back troubled Iran.
Sadly, Eagles will not be at the World Cup to sell another fashion fair but the lovely colours have come to stay.
While the World Cup qualified teams converge in the USA, Canada and Mexico to fight for honours, Eagles will continue to add fashionable honours to the beautiful game.
By the time the next Mundial in 2030 comes around, Eagles could be rebranding better blazing olive green colours to continue their fashion glory that has brought them more admirers.
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