Nigeria national football team results (1949–1959)

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Nigeria national football team results
  Win    Draw    Loss

1949[]

10 August 1949 Friendly Sierra LeoneFlag of the British West Africa Settlements (1870–1888).svg 0–2  Nigeria Freetown, Sierra Leone
Record (Goalscorer records not available) -', -'

1950[]

16 October 1950 Friendly Gold Coast  1–0  Nigeria Accra, Gold Coast
(Goalscorer records not available) -' Record

1954[]

11 October 1954 Friendly Gold Coast  1–0  Nigeria Accra, Gold Coast
(Goalscorer records not available) -' Record

1955[]

28 May 1955 Friendly Gold Coast  1–0  Nigeria Accra, Gold Coast
(Goalscorer records not available) -' Record
1 June 1955 Friendly Gold Coast  7–0  Nigeria Accra, Gold Coast
(Goalscorer records not available) -', -', -', -', -', -', -' Record

1956[]

30 September 1956 Friendly Nigeria  1–1 United KingdomBritish Togoland Lagos, Nigeria
Onyeanwuna -' Record (Goalscorer records not available) -' Stadium: Stade Surulere
27 October 1956 Friendly Nigeria [1] 3–0  Gold Coast Lagos, Nigeria
-'
-'
-'		 Record Stadium: Stade Surulere

1957[]

27 October 1957 Friendly Ghana  3–3  Nigeria[1] Accra, Ghana
(Goalscorer records not available) -', -', -' Record -', -'
-'

1958[]

31 July 1958 Friendly Nigeria  3–2  Ghana Lagos, Nigeria
(Goalscorer records not available) -', -', -' Record (Goalscorer records not available) -', -' Stadium: Stade Surulere

1959[]

8 November 1959 Nkrumah Cup Dahomey  0–1  Nigeria Cotonou, Dahomey
Record (Goalscorer records not available) -'
21 November 1959 Jalco Cup Ghana [2] 5–2  Nigeria Accra, Ghana
Baba Yara -'
Mohammed Salisu -', -'
Charles Kumi Gyamfi -'
(Goalscorer not recorded) -'		 Record
Record		 -'
Onyeali -'
28 November 1959 Nkrumah Cup Nigeria  10–1  Dahomey Lagos, Nigeria
(Goalscorer records not available) -', -', -', -', -', -', -', -', -', -' Record (Goalscorer records not available) -' Stadium: Stade Surulere

Notes[]


References[]

  1. ^ a b "BRYAN IDOWU IS NIGERIA'S 59TH SCORING DEBUTANT". sportsvillagesquare.com. 15 November 2017. Retrieved 19 February 2019.
  2. ^ "How Egypt shaped Ghana's football future". pulse.com.gh. 9 November 2016. Retrieved 19 February 2019.

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