Mehn, I'm going for a 1-all draw, cos the SE tend to only perform at last minute and Zambia? The spirits of the dead Chipolopolo footballers ain't in SA.

Predictions are on,do chk ma post if u wanna predict....u stand a chance to win

WE go win them buy 2 goals to 1.WHO be the WE

I watched all d matches in d first round, and I can confidently say dat d super eagles were d second best team in d competition. I will be surprised if we don't win Zambia. D players at our disposal shows dat we can mix things up front, and I hope Keshi mix things a little.

Johnnoah1st: I tink we should be able to beat dem, but i just knw we are getting to quater final and we are facing tunisia. So i don't knw maybe we are toping d group or second.

I trust your predictions... All i have seen are always true or close to the truth... Na juju u dey use?

I'm not optimistic but will like to know how it will go.

Chubhie: If the eagles can up their game and play with a lot more determination,chase and contest every ball until the blast of the final whistle victory is sure.

Remember my days in the OAU secondary school team!i always see each game as a battle. was once called the assassin by my coach cos of my italo kindda of play. i miss watching fellow assassins like nasta,Paolo Maldini jaap stam Fabio Cannavaro Franco Baresi.

OAU secondary school team no be de same O mr. Assassinator

The Super Eagles do not have what it takes to win AFCON 2013. Their game play quality is below par.
The players are too heavy and can't match the pace of most African nations I have seen in this tournament. I'm not being pessimistic neither am I being unpatriotic. As much as I want the Super Eagles to win this tournament, I'm being real when I say I don't see them progressing beyond the quater-finals. (That's if they qualify!)

Hopefully moses will be starting for the Zambia match, that 11 wing was not maximized in our last match

sadeiyare: Hopefully moses will be starting for the Zambia match, that 11 wing was not maximized in our last match

Yeah..saw it on goal.com that he has fully recovered and will be playing.. He said he wants to score and dedicate the goal to his new born..

Holding a vice-like grip on the midfield would help a great deal in containing the Zambians. They are very aggressive and mobile but lack a creative touch. Super Eagles must be ready for a fight and should be prepared for a physical game but with discipline; we should nick it by the odd goal.

I hope/pray that the Super Eagles will record their 43rd all time AFCON win tomorrow; and at least, score their 114th goal in AFCON history.

Go SuperEagles..make us proud!

#teamnaija

Maxymilliano: Breaking News! Drogba and Messi set to help Nigeria against Zambia

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Maxymilliano: Breaking News! Drogba and Messi set to help Nigeria against Zambia

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boron10:
Eyah, this is certainly the wrong time for you to make this post. Your common sense should have allowed you to wait till after Ghana's match before spewing this your unwarranted rubbish.

Is it the right time yet? Hahahahahahahahaha

I predict it will be very quiet in Lagos around 6:00PM tomorrow.

I hate nigerian for one thing! They never follow history.
Lemme ask you a question
1. When had Nigeria qualified for a group stage without making use of calculator
2.When had Nigeria qualify for any tounament without prayin for the others country to lose
I guess it high time we begin to follow up the trend

I pray ethiopa would lose their last match
Shineka!!!!

I don't get this tho, why is Nigeria dreaming of qualifying out this group tho? Cuz if y'all qualify(which is impossible) there's tht high chance of meeting Ivory Coast who wud surely embarrass Nigeria....jus think abt it...it's better ur chickens score some own goals to hasting the process of eliminating y'all selves ....#food for thought

Head to Head


Oct 10, 1973: Zambia 5-1 Nigeria (1974 Afcon Qualifying)

Nov 11, 1973: Nigeria 2-3 Zambia (1974 Afcon Qualifying)

March 10, 1978: Zambia 0-0 Nigeria (1978 Afcon First Round, Accra)

July 28, 1981: Zambia 3-0 Nigeria (Friendly)

March 13, 1982: Zambia 3-0 Nigeria (Afcon First Round, Benghazi)

Aug 10, 1985: Nigeria 0-0 Zambia (Afcon Qualifying)

Aug 18, 1985: Zambia 1-0 Nigeria (Afcon Qualifying)

March 12, 1990: Nigeria 2-0 Zambia (Afcon Semifinals, Annaba)

April 10, 1994: Nigeria 2-1 Zambia (Afcon Final, Tunis)

Dec 15, 1997: Zambia 2-0 Nigeria (Friendly)

Dec 17, 1997: Zambia 0-0 Nigeria (Friendly)

Jan 13, 2001: Nigeria 1-0 Zambia (Afcon Qualifying, Lagos)

March 24, 2001: Zambia 1-1 Nigeria (Afcon Qualifying, Chingola)

Jan 1, 2010: Nigeria 0-0 Zambia (Friendly, Durban)

Jan 25, 2010: Nigeria 5-4 pens Zambia (Afcon Quarterfinals, Lubango)

Nov 15, 2011: Nigeria 2-0 Zambia (Friendly, Kaduna)

otumfour: I don't get this tho, why is Nigeria dreaming of qualifying out this group tho? Cuz if y'all qualify(which is impossible) there's tht high chance of meeting Ivory Coast who wud surely embarrass Nigeria....jus think abt it...it's better ur chickens score some own goals to hasting the process of eliminating y'all selves ....#food for thought

You actually need a good English teacher in your country. Stop wasting your time on issues pertaining to football. Face your studies. Take it as an advice from an elder

sadeiyare: We are advised to only have faith in GOD, faith on the super eagles is not possible. I will watch the match when we get there.
Thank GOD I am still young and very healthy, so no fear of heart-attack.

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Faith in GOD? If its by that then we v lost,its been said that Zambia is the most religious tolerant country in Africa, and has one of the highest Christian Population

otumfour: I don't get this tho, why is Nigeria dreaming of qualifying out this group tho? Cuz if (y'all) qualify(which is impossible) there's tht high chance of meeting Ivory Coast who wud surely embarrass Nigeria....jus think abt it...it's better ur chickens score some own goals to hasting the process of eliminating y'all selves ....#food for thought

Pathetic!

fonzie2u: .

Faith in GOD? If its by that then we v lost,its been said that Zambia is the most religious tolerant country in Africa, and has one of the highest Christian Population

Zambia is a pre dominantly Chriatian country, so they will be tolerant.

Nigeria is 50-50 muslim-Christian, plus a few traditionalists, we join God, Allah, Sango, Ogun, Amadioha, you wan try religion? We get them plenty for here if na so.

Team#supa-eagle we dey here

I fear for Nigeria but anything is possible. Nigeria may have to use the West African magic to go through this. Seems pretty difficult especially considering that failing to top the group may mean CIV in the quarters...

obasy09:
It's actually 10-man or 10 men! So the dude is correct.

Its either "a ten man" or "ten men"

wow,Otumfour's head-2-head stats are awesome.thanks,Nana. ebe like say e don tey since these zambians dey take d supa chinchins drink garri+akamu sef.d tori sef no go dey different today.it's just a matter of how many goals.lol.

Gabriel_sylar: Why is nigeria playing zambia?what are they playing for

Ucl play off

Front seat...Popcorns, 2l of still water and babysoft tissue rolls in hand.

Just in case

HumbledbYGrace: Front seat...Popcorns, 2l of still water and babysoft tissue rolls in hand.

Just in case

nICE ONE..

femi4: Its either "a ten man" or "ten men"

Its ten-man.

Nigeria is winning but...

Gbenge 77: Its ten-man.

i learnt Keshi has never taken any team beyond the group stage at all AFCON he has ever attended. i pray this facts doesn't work against the SE again.