The Super Eagles were unable to end the year with a win in front of their home supporters at the Stephen Keshi Stadium as the Ugandan team proved difficult to break down.

The players had little to say about the game which was insignificant after they did their heroics against South Africa.

They took to their social media handles to express delight about getting the opportunity to represent the country.

Reactions

Super Eagles defender William Troost-Ekong took to his official Instagram account to post a picture of him captaining the side in the encounter.

He said, "Thank you Asaba!"

Super Eagles midfielder John Ogu took to his official Instagram account t wish his teammates well as they travelled to their various clubs.

He said, "I L O V E T H E M A L L.. I wish you all a successful season and Injury free season. FAMILY"

Arsenal midfielder Alexander Iwobi on his Instagram account said, "Always An Honour"

Villareal forward Samuel Chuwkwueze of Nigeria in the encounter against the Cranes of Uganda posted a picture of himself partaking in the game with no caption but a series of emojis.

Rotterdam defender Semi Ajayi stated that he was delighted to make his full debut in front of Nigerian supporters.

He said, "Always an honour to represent my country. Grateful for the opportunity to make my home debut in front of the Nigerian fans, the support was amazing!            #SuperEagles #Naija"

The Super Eagles already booked a spot at the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament scheduled for Cameroon after a 11- draw against the Bafana Bafana of South Africa at the FNB Stadium on Saturday, November 17.

The international friendly game against the Cranes of Uganda at the Stephen Keshi Stadium is the last time the Super Eagles will take to the field again this year.

The Super Eagles are expected to return to action in Nigeria when they take on Seychelles in the final 2019 AFCON qualifier scheduled for March 2019.