Thanks to his effort against the Lone Star, the winger has become Super Eagles’ seventh joint-top scorer in football history
Ahmed Musa’s last gasp effort in Nigeria’s 2-0 triumph over Liberia has seen him match Odion Ighalo to become the seventh joint-top scorer in Nigeria football history with 16 goals.
The winger became the Super Eagles’ most capped player in international football when he replaced Kelechi Iheanacho in the 86th minute.
And with barely the last kick of the match, he scored from the penalty spot after goalkeeper Boison Wynney de Souza brought down Victor Osimhen in the box.
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