Quote from: MainIbem on Today at 01:43:45 PM

Quote from: SLAAAYYYYYY on Today at 01:01:57 PM

In my opinion, Nigeria's chances this time are quite tough considering their current standings. The immense pressure could actually hinder their performance, especially against a team that's playing consistently and confidently. South Africa has the moral advantage of playing in front of their home crowd, plus their more consistent form in recent matches. If Nigeria doesn't quickly find an effective solution in attack, it will be difficult for them to match the hosts' dominance

Well, despite my hope that the Super Eagles would be victorious in that match, I won't doubt that it's not going to be tough, yes it would be tough but the Super Eagles have done it before and are capable of winning the South African team again, although their last encounter was a draw but they have to be more serious than ever this time around since the 3 points would go a long way in determining their presence in the next Fifa World Cup tournament. Nigeria is a great football nation in Africa and it would be so disappointing if they don't participate in the world cup therefore they need to work hard as a team and make what seems tough and impossible to be possible.

The Bafana Bafana in this World cup qualifier series have been impressive, as they are currently the group leaders in their group, although there's a pending case of 3-point deduction that might come afterwards, so in spite of of the fact that they are the group leaders, they still will have to put up a good fight so they could remain at a very advantageous position if that 3-point is deducted. So the supper eagles game against Bafana Bafana this evening is quick unpredictable at the moment because Nigerians are struggling to make sure they pitch their tent on a higher ground, so they could secure a position. I will just sit and watch to see what the outcome will be.