Championship for African Nations (CHAN 2018)


Nigeria vs. Equitorial Guinea

Date : tues 23rd jan 2018

venue: Grand Stade Adrar, d'Agadir

time: @8:00pm

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Which team is topping the table presently?

Nigeria vs Equitorial Guinea head to head


W = 2

D = 0

L = 0


Nigeria 2 vs 0 Equitorial Guinea World cup qualifiers 21/ 8/2008

Equitorial Guinea 0 vs 1 Nigeria World cup qualifiers 15/8/2008

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This current CHAN are improving in the tournament. I hope they go far o, but I don't think any of them will make the World Cup squad


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Nigeria will be aiming to avoid elimination from the 2018 African Nations Championship (Chan) tournament with victory over Equatorial Guinea at the Stade Adrar in Agadir on Tuesday evening.

Kick-off is at 21h00 CAT (SA, GMT+2).

The Super Eagles head into the clash atop Group C with four points from two matches and know that a second successive win will seal heir place in the knockout stages of the continental showpiece, no matter the result between Rwanda and Libya in Tangier.

Nigeria followed a goalless draw against the Amavubi with a narrow 1-0 win over 2014 Chan champions Libya. Sunday Faleye netted the only goal of the game in the 79th minute of the match.

Head coach Salisu Yusuf was happy with his team's tactical discipline in victory over Rwanda last time out, but was quick to highlight the importance of their impending clash against Nzalang Nacional who have nothing but pride to play for.

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https://africanfootball.com/news/740487/Super-Eagles-desperate-to-avoid-2018-CHAN-elimination

We won’t respect Super Eagles, Equatorial Guinea vow


As the home-based Super Eagles face Equatorial Guinea today for Nigeria’s second-ever quarter-final berth at the African Nations Championship (CHAN), former international, Yisa Sofoluwe says the players need concentration to achieve victory.

The Nigerians are in their fifth appearance in the CHAN competition, but newcomers, Equatorial Guinea stand between them and a place in the knock out round in their final group game at Agadir, Morocco this evening. After a disappointing barren draw against Rwanda, the Eagles beat the defending champions, Libya 1-0 in their second group match to hit four points.

Speaking with The Guardian yesterday, Sofoluwe said that the players must play a well-coordinated game because they are not playing under pressure unlike when they were in their first game against Rwanda.


He said: “Although Equatorial Guinea does not have any chance of qualifying from the group, but the Eagles must not relax until the match is won. And for them to be sure of topping the group, our boys should score as many goals as possible just in case Rwanda beat Libya.”

Sofoluwe also advised the player to make good use of their scoring chances.

Also speaking yesterday, coach of Nath Boys FC, Achievement Yunus, said he does not see Equatorial Guinea beating Nigeria, but advised the home-based Eagles not to give the opponent a chance to score.


A lone goal victory against Libya last Friday helped the Eagles to displace the table-toppers, and they now only need to avoid defeat against Equatorial Guinea today to progress from Group C.

Some sports analysts suggested yesterday that the best way for the Eagles may be to rest key players like Anthony Okpotu and Rabiu Ali to avoid picking up injuries like the one suffered by Ifeanyi Ifeanyi.

Meanwhile, despite crashing out of the championships, Equatorial Guinea Head Coach, Rodolfo Bodipo has ruled out doing Nigeria any favors in today’s final group C at the Le Grand Stade in Agadir.

Equatorial Guinea was eliminated on Friday following the 1-0 defeat to Rwanda at the Stade Ibn Batouta in Tangier. Speaking ahead of today’s match, Rodolfo said: “We have gained a lot of experience. Even as if we are eliminated, we will play hard against Nigeria.”

https://guardian.ng/sport/we-wont-respect-super-eagles-equatorial-guinea-vows/

rennylaw:
Which team is topping the table presently?

na man-city followed by man utd!!

Predict and win
Nigeria 1 - 0 Equatorial Guinea

Equatorial Guinea is the whipping team of the group. I can't see how they would escape some thrashing this evening.

I wish them luck

rennylaw:
Which team is topping the table presently?

denmark

nelsonebby:

denmark

Not only Denmark. You for say Kaduna.

Let’s go there together

Nigeria to nick this... by possibly 2-0 or 3-0 We can make it four or five if we can convert most of our chances even.


All the best Home based Super Eagles.

Icon4s:


Not only Denmark. You for say Kaduna.

Dad..... Looolll

demmmmmmmmm


equatorial guinea will be in for a trash

The only Spanish speaking country in Africa.
#VamosSuperEagles.

2:0 in favor of Nigeria

rennylaw:
Which team is topping the table presently?

Nigeria

Good defence terrible attack

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All the best to the home based Super Eagles.

go for gold guys we are the NPFL

Nigeria vs Equatorial Guinea: Eagles coach eyes top spot -


Home-based Super Eagles coach, Salisu Yusuf has revealed that he would be happy to have his team finish top of their group in the ongoing African Nations Championship in Morocco.

The Super Eagles with four points from two games are presently tied with Rwanda at the top hence they will have to record a big win against Equatorial Guniea while they hope the Amavubi don't get as many goals against Libya even if the secure a surprise win over the former champions.

Speaking to journalists in Agadir ahead Tuesday's final group game, Coach Salisu said: “The weather in Tangier was very cold and the weather in Agadir looks similar to what we have in the North in Nigeria. The focus is to win the game and finish up as group leader.

CHAN 2018: Super Eagles primed for quarter-final berth -
Though Coach Salisu is eyeing a sweet finish on Tuesday, he admits it would be a tough task.


He said: “It will be a tough game, the desired result will not come easy. They are playing for pride and such opposition are always difficult to beat. They have their pride to protect and they will fight hard not to lose all three matches. The game is important to us, this is the most difficult hurdle in the group stage and we must win to progress.

“They are not a bad team, against Rwanda, they contested the game very well and conceded very late in the game. They won’t go down easily, they only had a bad tournament which can happen to any team.”

Congo or Angola are the likely opponents for Nigeria once they secure passage into the quarterfinals.

I think the CHAN Eagles did the job against the Mediterranean Knights of Libya. Equatorial Guinea should be a cake-walk. I need to see more Goals rattling the Obiang Nguema's babes' goal-post.

I don't see anything promising in this team honestly!