FA Cup: Iheanacho, Ndidi set to follow footsteps of six compatriots

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Iheanacho and Ndidi are looking to follow in the footsteps of six Nigerians who have won the FA Cup

The FA Cup is the oldest football tournament in the world. It has been contested on and off from 1872 and has been won by 43 different teams; the most successful being Arsenal with 14 triumphs. Manchester United have won it 12 times; Chelsea are seeking a ninth win on Saturday while London neighbours, Tottenham, have also won it eight times.

A football competition steeped in so much history has had its fair share of Nigerian flavour and the most memorable must be Daniel Amokachi’s self-introduction in the semi-final of the tournament in 1995.The date was April 9, 1995, and ‘Da Bull’ was a substitute as Everton went up against Tottenham at Elland Road but in quite absurd circumstances, the Nigerian subbed himself into the action when Paul Rideout was still receiving treatment pitch-side.

 

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