Flying Eagles ace, Abdullahi, opens goals account in Norway


Flying Eagles striker Suleiman Abdullahi ‘Daddy’ scored his first-ever goal in the league for his Norwegean club Viking on Saturday as they lost 4-1 at home to Rosenborg.

Abdullahi hit the target in the 77th minute to reduce the deficit to 2-1 but his team went on to concede two more goals.

He was a 63rd minute substitute for Jon Dadi Boedvarsson

The Flying Eagles player signed a four-year contract with Viking in February 2015 after a successful trial.

Abdullahi made ​​its debut in Premier League in April when he was a 78th minute substitute for Jon Dadi Boedvarsson against Mjondalen IF which his side lost 1-0.

His compatriot Samuel Adegbenro was also a 63rd minute substitute for Yann-Erik de Lanlay and was cautioned in the 69th minute, while Osita Chikere was an unused substitute.

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