The Super Eagles of Nigeria are facing a challenging time in their 2026 World Cup qualification campaign, according to Afrik-Foot. With only three points from four games, they are currently fifth in Group C, just one point above bottom-placed Zimbabwe.
The team's performance has been disappointing, to say the least. They have not won a single game in the qualifiers, managing consecutive 1-1 draws against Lesotho, Zimbabwe, and South Africa, respectively. Their recent 2-1 loss to Benin Republic has further dented their chances of qualification.
Nigerian football fans are understandably frustrated with the team's poor performances. Many have taken to social media to express their dissatisfaction, with some even calling for the sacking of Super Eagles head coach Finidi George.
Despite the bleak situation, the Super Eagles are determined to fight hard and qualify for the 2026 World Cup. They have acknowledged their poor performances and are willing to do whatever it takes to turn things around. However, their chances of qualification are slim, and they will need to win all their remaining six matches to have any hope of making it to the World Cup.
The team's next match is against Rwanda in March 2025, and it is a must-win game if they hope to keep their qualification dreams alive. The Super Eagles will need to put in a much-improved performance if they are to have any chance of success.
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