A football match between the Faculty of Arts, Olabisi Onabanjo University and the College of Humanities, Tai Solarin University of Education has ended in favour of OOU as there defeated their opponents 3:1 in the two leg soccer friendly.
The match which was played on 27th and 29th March respectively ended on a 2:2 draw at its first leg at OOU's Sport Centre, and 3:1 at its second Leg.
The Faculty of Arts Sport Director, Comrade Onasanya Ayomie who spoke briefly to Campus Mirror expressed gratitude to God Almighty over the defeat of their opponents.
Comrade Ayomie who expressed dissatisfaction over the first leg results had promised a 3 :1 win in the second leg.
However, her prediction wasn't too far from reality when Abeshin a student of Performing Arts scored the first and second goals at the 5th and 10th minutes of the first half while Damilola, a student of History and Diplomatic Studies scored the third goal kicking from the Midfield at the 13th minutes of the match. TASUED got their lone goal at the 60th minute of the game.
Comrade Ayomie, expressing contentment at the end of the second leg: "I have said it, we are going for a win. My prediction comes true. Well, it's part of my mission to restructure FASA through divergence in sports which is my area".
"I want to sincerely thank the Coach, Mr. Femi Jacobs who is also a lecturer in the department of Performing Arts, I thank all the Players, they're the best. I appreciate all the fans and the executive council as a whole."
In the same vein , Mr. Femi Jacobs expressed gratitude to God and commended the Players for their undiluted efforts "I have said it that there is no doubt, we came here to win. A well played game from professional players, we are always strong", he said.
The game had in attendance the Dean, College of Humanities, Tai Solarin University of Education, The OOU Faculty of Arts President, Comrade Taofeek Akeem (Orunmila), the SUG Sport Secretary, Com. Dada Abayomi aka SkyBoy, the SUG Transport Chairman, Comrade Caputy Jnr.
Also, in attendance was the Faculty of Arts Vice President, Welfare Director, Social Director and several other fans cutting across various faculties and colleges.
By Adeyemi Adebayo, Bada Temidire & Olubusola Oluwatimilehin
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