Video: Super Eagles land in Kigali ahead of Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Rwanda
Published: September 08, 2024
The Super Eagles arrived in Kigali on Sunday, September 8 ahead of their crucial 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Rwanda.
The Nigeria squad touched down in the Rwandan capital on a ValueJet flight, as captured in a video shared on X by the Super Eagles media team.
The team is set to face the Rwandan side, known as the Amavubi, in their second Group D match at Amahoro Stadium on Tuesday, September 10, with kickoff scheduled for 2 pm local time.
Nigeria will enter the match with momentum after a commanding 3-0 victory over Benin in their Group D opener after a series of poor results.
Before the game, Nigeria had not won any of their previous three matches, with two losses and one draw.
The win, highlighted by a brace from Ademola Lookman and a goal from Victor Osimhen, places Nigeria at the top of the group with three points.
The opening game between Rwanda and Libya ended in a draw, leaving the Eagles in a favorable position.
With interim manager Austin Eguavoen at the helm, Nigeria is aiming to build on their strong start and secure another win to solidify their lead in the group.
Watch the Super Eagles arrival video in Kigali below:
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