The Super Eagles of Nigeria face the Indomptable Lions of Cameroon in a highly-anticipated friendly between two of the biggest names in Africa in Belgium on Sunday, October 11th.

Oliseh’s men suffered a 0-2 defeat in their first friendly at the hands of DR Congo’s leopards who inflicted the first loss in Sunday Oliseh’s era. And after former skipper, Vincent Enyeama, announced his international retirement after a clash with the new head coach over the captaincy of the team, the Nigerians will be looking to put all that behind and deliver a strong performance against when of Africa’s heavyweights.

Follow this African clash between the Super Eagles and the Indomptable Lions LIVE minute by minute with the official lineups and teams’ news on Sunday, October 11th, starting 18:00 GMT.


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Nigeria v Cameroon: Super Eagles start life without Enyeama

Nigeria will begin life without Vincent Enyeama when they take on Cameroon in a friendly on Sunday.

Nigeria are aiming to put a turbulent week behind them when they face Cameroon in Sunday's friendly at Edmond Machtens Stadium.

Captain and star goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama declared this week that he was bringing his 13-year international career to an end, following a dispute with head coach Sunday Oliseh over the stripping of his captaincy.

The 33-year-old had been granted an extended period of leave following the death of his mother, though Oliseh was quick to deny that any confrontation had been caused by the matter.

Oliseh told Brila FM that the news of Enyeama's retirement was "very sad" but Nigeria Football Federation president Amaju Pinnick has urged the team to look to the future after they were beaten 2-0 by DR Congo in a friendly on Thursday.

"There is no time for us to dwell on this defeat. We were not at the last Africa Cup of Nations finals, but the Congolese were there and finished the tournament as bronze medal-winners," he said in a message via the NFF's website.

"It is not an excuse to lose to them. But it is a fact. However, I have no doubt in your ability to turn things around when we play Cameroon on Sunday. That means you need to put this defeat behind you and focus hard on Sunday's match."

Wolves' Carl Ikeme played in the loss to DR Congo but question marks remain over whether Oliseh will experiment with his line-up in Sunday's friendly.

Cameroon themselves head into the encounter - which was moved ahead to 20.00BST due to security reasons - with selection problems of their own.

Forward Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting, his Schalke team-mate Joel Matip and midfielder Eyong Enoh are all expected to miss the match in Brussels with fitness concerns.

Cameroon have prevailed in their last two internationals - both in Africa Cup of Nations qualifying - by a solitary goal, and will be looking to continue their winning momentum as they prepare for competitive internationals in the African Nations Championship and World Cup qualifying over the next month.

Nigeria, by contrast. have won just twice in 2015 and are desperate to receive a morale boost prior to their meeting with Burkina Faso next week.


Read more at http://www.fourfourtwo.com/news/nigeria-v-cameroon-super-eagles-start-life-without-enyeama#RvQZlXbm0H7zRqSI.99

Head to head stats Nigeria – Cameroon

All tournamentsWorld CupAfrican Cup of NationsOlympic GamesAll-Africa GamesFriendly internationals


Nigeria
Current FIFA rank 52
Matches 14
Wins 6
Drawn 5
Losses 3
Goals for 15
Goals after 13
Goals difference 2
The biggest win 2:0
The biggest loss 1:3
The most resultative match 3:2
The most resultative draw 2:2
Points 23

Cameroon
Current FIFA rank 48
Matches 14
Wins 3
Drawn 5
Losses 6
Goals for 13
Goals after 15
Goals difference -2
The biggest win 3:1
The biggest loss 0:2
The most resultative match 2:3
The most resultative draw 2:2
Points 14

Points system: 3 for win, 1 for draw and 0 for loss



Matches
African Cup of Nations 2004, Final tournament, Quarterfinal

08.02.2004 Cameroon – Nigeria 1:2 (1:1)
MonastirStade Moustapha Benn Jenat
African Cup of Nations 2000, Final tournament, Final

13.02.2000 Nigeria – Cameroon 2:2 aet
(1:2, 2:2),pen. 3:4
Nigeria, LagosLagos National Stadium


Friendly internationals 1997
07.08.1997 Nigeria – Cameroon 1:0 (0:0)
Tunisia African Cup of Nations 1992, Final tournament, 3rd place match

25.01.1992 Nigeria – Cameroon 2:1 (0:0)
DakarStade de l'Amitié



World Cup 1990, Qualifying tournament, Africa, Second round, group 3
27.08.1989 Cameroon – Nigeria 1:0 (1:0) Yaoundé


World Cup 1990, Qualifying tournament, Africa, Second round, group 3
10.06.1989 Nigeria – Cameroon 2:0 (1:0) Enugu


African Cup of Nations 1988, Final tournament, Final
27.03.1988 Cameroon – Nigeria 1:0 (0:0)
CasablancaStade Mohammed V


African Cup of Nations 1988, Final tournament, Group B
17.03.1988 Cameroon – Nigeria 1:1 (1:1)
RabatStade Prince Moulay Abdellah



African Cup of Nations 1984, Final tournament, Final
18.03.1984 Cameroon – Nigeria 3:1 (1:1)
AbidjanStade Félix Houphouët-Boigny



Friendly internationals 1980
02.02.1980 Nigeria – Cameroon 0:0


All-Africa Games 1978, Group 2
14.07.1978 Nigeria – Cameroon 0:0



Olympic Games 1976, Qualifying tournament, Africa, First round
Nigeria – Cameroon +:-



World Cup 1970, Qualifying tournament, Africa, Round 1
22.12.1968 Cameroon – Nigeria 2:3 (1:2)
DoualaStade Akwa



World Cup 1970, Qualifying tournament, Africa, Round 1
07.12.1968 Nigeria – Cameroon 1:1 (0:0)

We need 2 goal keepers at the goal post plss

Sunexy:
We need 2 goal keepers at the goal post plss

who is on your mind?

dele alampasu or ...

robosky02:


who is on your mind?

dele alampasu or ...

Any 2 goal keepers 2 block the goal post

Sunexy:

Any 2 goal keepers 2 block the goal post

omo one is enough the eagles can do it

Can we have a repeat of this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fY5911gzsPU