Sunday Oliseh Satisfied With Outcome Of World Cup Draw
Published: July 25, 2015
Nigeria coach Sunday Oliseh has shared his thoughts and impressions on the World Cup draw that took place in St Petersburg on Saturday afternoon.
The Super Eagles, who have missed only one edition of the last six World Cups, were drawn against the winner of the Djibouti vs Swaziland first round playoff .
“Of course, I am happy with the draw, ” said Sunday Oliseh to thenff.com.
“Djibouti and Swaziland need to be given the respect that they deserve and either of them that we face in the second round will not be underrated.
“We respect every team and we will battle anyone that emerges with our full strength.”
Nigeria will face the winner of the Djibouti vs Swaziland play-off game in November.
Photo Credit : thenff.com
The Super Eagles, who have missed only one edition of the last six World Cups, were drawn against the winner of the Djibouti vs Swaziland first round playoff .
“Of course, I am happy with the draw, ” said Sunday Oliseh to thenff.com.
“Djibouti and Swaziland need to be given the respect that they deserve and either of them that we face in the second round will not be underrated.
“We respect every team and we will battle anyone that emerges with our full strength.”
Nigeria will face the winner of the Djibouti vs Swaziland play-off game in November.
Photo Credit : thenff.com
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