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Nigeria has a stronger squad, greater depth, and superior quality compared to Rwanda. Regardless of whether the match is played at home or away, Nigeria is expected to secure a victory. Given their talented players, international experience and overall squad strength, anything other than a win against rwanda would be surprising. The Super Eagles should be enough to overcome any challenges.

Looking at the number of talented players in the Nigeria squad, I don't think there's any other African country that can match the quality of the Super Eagles of Nigeria. Players like Victor Osimhen, Ademola Lookman, Victor Boniface and playing in the top leagues and delivering good performances for their European clubs. They play away at Rwanda on Friday before hosting Zimbabwe four days later and if you ask me, I think they have all it takes to win both games. The new coach of the Super Eagles Eric Chelle just have to win both games before he can gain the support of most Nigerian football fans who had initially condemned the decision of the Nigeria Football Federation to appoint him as the coach

Far from the obvious truth that Nigeria's team has the upper hand over other African countries this season and from the look of things we may likely be seeing a lot of players going on injury that performance for the Super Eagle will be having a tough time to show upper hands that can increase their points on the table, players like Victor Osimhen will be the most targeted players by oppositions to limit the level the Nigeria team can go this season.