The Super Eagles are ready for Saturday's crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying match against Rwanda at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium in Uyo, according to Alex Iwobi, the star midfielder for Fulham.
Nigeria has only won once in six games, leaving their chances of qualifying in shambles.
Nigeria has only won once in six games, leaving their chances of qualifying in shambles.
With seven points, the three-time African champions are currently six points behind leaders South Africa in fourth place in Group C. The match against Rwanda is crucial to Nigeria's chances of qualifying for the World Cup because only the group winner is assured a spot.
"Camp is in a nice mood. Everyone is feeling upbeat and hopeful. "Everyone is excited for the game," Iwobi remarked.
"We can't wait to play Rwanda in our first game. Hopefully, we can prepare effectively and achieve the desired outcome. We can then consider the match versus South Africa, which is also crucial. He also said
"We can't wait to play Rwanda in our first game. Hopefully, we can prepare effectively and achieve the desired outcome. We can then consider the match versus South Africa, which is also crucial. He also said
Rwanda, led by Eric Chelle, will enter the game with more confidence because they are now ahead of Nigeria in the standings. While a victory for Nigeria would maintain qualification hopes ahead of their highly anticipated matchup with South Africa, a victory for the Amavubi would severely hurt the Super Eagles' chances.
In Uyo, the game begins at 5:00 p.m. local time.
In Uyo, the game begins at 5:00 p.m. local time.
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