The Super Eagles will play friendly games
against Congo and Cameroon in Brussels, Belgium next month, according to the
Nigeria Football Federation.
According to the Nigeria Football
Federation, NFF, President, Amaju Pinnick, Nigeria would play Congo
on October 8and Cameroon three days later. Pinnick also said the NFF are
working on a friendly match against Tunisia or Algeria ahead of the
Eagles’2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying fixture against Egypt on March 23,
2016.
NFF president, Amaju Pinnik with Super Eagles gaffer, Sunday Oliseh |
The Eagles played a goalless draw
against the Tafia Stars of Tanzania in Dar es Salam on September 5 in their
second Group G 2017 AFCON qualifier match. Nigeria had defeated Chad 2-0 in Kaduna
in their first match of the qualifiers, but the Pharaohs of Egypt lead Group G
with six points, followed by the Eagles, who have four points.
Earlier Super Eagles coach Sunday Oliseh
said the importance of playing friendlies during next month's FIFA international
break cannot be overstated. According to him, he has been on the neck of the
NFF to get these Friendlies sorted out
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