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Daniel Daga bounces back, dazzles for Molde in Norwegian Eliteserien

Daniel Daga in action against Brann in Norwagian Eliterserien
Former Flying Eagles midfielder, Daniel Daga demostrated terrific form in the colours of Molde in their home game against Brann in Norwagian Eliterserien game played on Saturday evening, reports www.totorinews.com.

The former FC One Rocket of Akwa Ibom came in the 35th as a substitute for Vebjorn Hoff, immediately his club conceeded the second goal against visiting Brann and his introduction completely changed stabilised the midfield, as his energetic display neutralised the flow of Brann.

His performance did not reflect a player who had gone through difficult times in his career due to alleged rape case, which the appeal court acquitted of any guilty.

After the game, an official of Molde, who pleaded to be annoymous, said the management of the club is happy with the progress of Daga, adding that his performance against Brann gladdened the hearts of the officials and fans of the club.

“Daniel has shown that he is a thorough professional with how he played against Brann. The team was two goals down and he made an instact impact.

“The game finished 2-1. Molde is glad with how he interpreted the role assigned to him. His performance looked like he had not been away and that that is one o positive talking point after the game,” he said.

When asked if there is any update regarding the lady that accused Daga of rape, he informed that the timeline given the case for any further appeal or hearing in the court has expired, and Daga is completely a free man.

“The deadline for prosecution to appeal ran out on Thursday. So as it stands, the acquittal is 100% final.

“So he is a free man now and can get on with his career again,” he said.

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