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robosky02:


We will blackwash them

robosky02:


We will blackwash them

I pray so

Algeria has a strong team, I pray we conquer

Average teams... Average nations (one worse than the other)... Very average outing!!!

Already yawning!!!

Angelfrost:
Average teams... Average nations (one worse than the other)... Very average outing!!!

Already yawning!!!

Try to show some patriotism.

No matter how average they might be.... it doesn't stop it from being "Your National Team"

Naija all the way!
Me and my Algerian friend go wan kill ourself with argument be that

Gbest90:


Try to show some patriotism.

No matter how average they might be.... it doesn't stop it from being "Your National Team"

It's been a minute since that so called national team wowed...

Our sports seem to be faring worse than the economy.

netflixoga:
Algeria has a strong team, I pray we conquer

Conquer??! It's a bloody friendly!!!

Angelfrost:

Conquer??! It's a bloody friendly!!!

lol... anything can happen bro, even though 9ja don tire person we gat win

netflixoga:


lol... anything can happen bro, even though 9ja don tire person we gat win

My Oga, na true you talk jare!!!

We gat hold on to something as Nigerians!!!

Angelfrost:


My Oga, na true you talk jare!!!

We gat hold on to something as Nigerians!!!

true talk my brother, govt nor fit dey frustrate us n sars nor fit dey kill us make we nor enjoy ourselves with victory from the Green side

Na that stadium wey belike the township stadium for my area na ehn dem wan use play the friendly match? I hope no be so e dey for real life o

Can we just agree that Super Eagles are going to play with Team B... Now that Ndidi, Aribo, Uzoho, Osimhen, Etebo are all unavailable for selection?

My thoughts...

ibuks12:
Can we just agree that Super Eagles are going to play with Team B... Now that Ndidi, Aribo, Uzoho, Osimhen, Etebo are all unavailable for selection?

My thoughts...

Osimhen and Etebo unavailable? Why?

Victor Osimhen has been replaced by Paul Onuachu.

Up Nigeria..

I hope dstv show this match

solonnachi:

Osimhen and Etebo unavailable? Why?

Osimhen is out due to covid-19 as he is required to be quarantined for 14 days.
Etebo picked up a minor injury last night

Nigeria has an abundance of players to choose from we can do without those who pledge their allegiance to European counterpart.

Chelsea, Man United, Liverpool and Man City have many Nigerians in their teams and I just pray we keep Gernot Rohr because he knows how to attract those players and is building a young squad.

I just wish the NPFL is more improved or at least we had a good youth structure to choose from to add to the quality from Europe.

I'm happy with the inclusion of Tijani; I wished he added some more players from his crop: Said, Amoo and a few players impressed me and they looked really young and exciting. By far, the youngest under-17 we've had in a while. Just because we didn't win, many have overlooked that team.

Suddenly Nigeria will turn to Liverpool and Algeria will turn to Aston Villa

I 1 8 2 be a Liverpool fan but God saved me

International Friendly: FIVE Memorable Super Eagles Games Vs Algeria


The Super Eagles of Nigeria will take on reigning African champions Algeria in an international friendly game.

The game, scheduled for Friday 9th October in Austria, is one of two friendly games lined up for the Eagles. They will face Tunisia on 12th October.

This is the first meeting between both countries since their semi-final tie at last year’s AFCON in Egypt.


And ahead of the game,
Completesports.com look back on five unforgettable games the Eagles have had against Algeria.


1). Nigeria 3-0 Algeria (1980 AFCON Final)

Known then as the Green Eagles, the late Otto Gloria-led side took on Algeria in the final of the 1980 Africa Cup of Nations, inside the mainbowl of the National stadium, Surulere, Lagos.

It was the first time ever both countries will meet at the AFCON, with their previous two encounters coming at the 1973 and 1978 All Africa Games in Lagos and Algiers respectively.

And after 90 minutes of football, the Green Eagles were crowned African champions for the very first time following a resounding 3-0 win.

Two first half goals from Segun Odegbami and a second half strike from the late Muda Lawal, secured the win for the Eagles.





2). Nigeria 1-1 Algeria (pen. 9- (1988 AFCON Semi-finals)

The semi-final encounter between Nigeria and Algeria at the 1988 AFCON is one of the most memorable games for the Eagles.

It was the fourth time both countries would cross path at the AFCON following their clashes at the 1980, 1982 and 1984 AFCONs.

The Eagles opened scoring in the 39th minute after the late Samuel Okwaraji’s miscued shot which was going off target bounced off Abderrazak Belgherbi before nestling into the net.

In the 84th minute the Eagles were reduced to 10 men after Ademola Adeshina was sent off with Maatar equalizing for Algeria two minutes later.

After both teams failed to score the winner the game went into penalties with the Eagles triumphing 9-8.

Peter Rufai emerged the hero for the Eagles after saving Lakhdar Belloumi’s spot kick.





3). Nigeria 4-1 Algeria (1994 World Cup Qualifiers, 1st-Leg)

The Super Eagles were grouped alongside Algeria and Cote d’Ivoire in the final qualifying round of the 1994 FIFA World Cup.

It was not the best of starts for the Eagles as they lost 2-1 away to Cote d’Ivoire in their opening qualifying group game.

However, they bounced back in their second qualifying group game when they hosted Algeria and won 4-1.

The Algerians took an early lead through Abdelhafid Tasfaout before goals from Austin Okocha, a brace from the late Rashidi Yekini and a Daniel Amokachi late strike secured the emphatic win and brought the Eagles’ qualifying campaign back on track.




4). Algeria 1-1 Nigeria (1994 World Cup Qualifiers, 2nd-Leg)

After recording heartbreaks in previous attempts, the Eagles finally qualified for the World Cup thanks to a hardfought 1-1 draw away to Algeria in their final group qualifier.

The Super Eagles needed at least a draw against Algeria to beat Cote d’Ivoire to the ticket who were on five points, just a point ahead of the three-time African champions.

A draw was okay to qualify the Eagles for the World Cup ahead of Cote d’Ivoire thanks to their superior goals difference.

Finidi George opened the scoring for the Eagles in the 19th minute which they held on until on 71 minutes when the Algerians equalised through Sidi Ahmed Zerrouki.

From there, it was wave after wave of attacks from the Algerians but the late Stephen Keshi-led defence held on to earn Nigeria a first ever World Cup






5). Algeria 2-5 Nigeria (2006 World Cup Qualifiers, 2nd-Leg)

The Eagles secured a first ever win away to Algeria during the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany.

It was the second-leg tie between both teams in the qualifiers after the Eagles won the first-leg 1-0 in Abuja.

Prior to the game which was played in Oran, and the penultimate fixture of the qualifiers, the Eagles had lost six and drawn one of their trips to Algeria.

John Utaka and Obafemi Martins gave the Eagles a 2-0 lead at halftime before the Algerians equalised in the second half.

Yusuf Ayila made it 3-2 before Martins and Christian Obodo added the fourth and fifth goals.

However, the win was not enough as the Eagles were beaten to the 2006 World Cup ticket by Angola.

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Eagles Training Report: Musa Bags Brace, Onuachu, Tijani Also On Target


Super Eagles captain Ahmed Musa proved his class as he scored twice in Tuesday’s training game in Austria, reports Completesports.com.

New invitee Samson Tijani was also on target for Musa’s team, while Paul Onuachu scored the consolation goal for the opposing team.

Musa and Onuachu only linked up with their teammates in camp on Tuesday afternoon.


Head coach of the team Gernot Rohr the divided the players into two teams for the training game.



Dele Alampasu and Mathew Yakubu were goalkeepers for Musa’s team, with Kenneth Omeruo, Chidozie Awaziem, Chidera Ejuke, Samuel Chukwueze and Mikel Agu also in the squad.

Kelechi Iheanacho, Samson Tijani, Jamilu Collins and Frank Onyeka were also part of the winning team.

The three-time African champions will continue their preparation for the upcoming friendlies against Algeria and Tunisia on Wednesday.

The Super Eagles will take on African champions Algeria on Friday night, before they tackle Tunisia next week Tuesday.

Update from the camp

I thought Ndidi is injured?

There are only a few countries that have a balanced nation team. See Italy, England, Germany and Netherlands have only a few good players and are largely unbalanced.

Thanks to Gernot Rohr we are building a strong and evolving team and even attracting players from abroad.

Now some local coaches are fighting tooth and nail for the job by criticizing a budding team.

I just wish them all the best as they progress and I hope Rohr can drill them into performing better.

Ehiscotch:
There are only a few countries that have a balanced nation team. See Italy, England, Germany and Netherlands have only a few good players and are largely unbalanced.

Thanks to Gernot Rohr we are building a strong and evolving team and even attracting players from abroad.

Now some local coaches are fighting tooth and nail for the job by criticizing a budding team.

I just wish them all the best as they progress and I hope Rohr can drill them into performing better.

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Algeria Set For Friday’s Friendly Match Against Eagles


Algerian national team on Monday started their training ahead of their friendly match against Super Eagles on Friday,

Determined to repeat the victory in the semifinal of the 2019 African Nations Cup against Super Eagles, the Carthage Eagles continued the training on Tuesday with full squad.

Officials of the Federation of Algerian Football FAF informed that the players intensified preparations ahead of the Friday game after having their lunch and had a brief rest before reuniting with the members of the technical staff under a very warm atmosphere on Tuesday.

After a talk by the national coach, Djamel Belmadi, the session began with the warm-up ritual with a ball and then laps before moving on to workshops well concocted by the staff members.

The players were divided into small groups for specific work, including ball games, stretching and oppositions, all under a fine rain and in an ideal green setting.

The Carthage Eagles defeated Nigeria 2-1 in the semifinal of the 2019 AFCON, and went ahead to win the title beat Senegal in the final.

Meanwhile, the coach will have a press conference on Wednesday at Villach, Austria. This conference will take place on the Webex platform.

Should be good. I hope Algeria gets steamrolled like Andorra.