robosky02:

Nigeria v Morocco

Result

Score

Competition


21 Sep 1969 Morocco v Nigeria L 2-1 FIFA World Cup

08 Nov 1969 Nigeria v Morocco W 2-0 FIFA World Cup

06 Mar 1976 Morocco v Nigeria L 3-1 Africa Cup of Nations

11 Mar 1976 Morocco v Nigeria L 2-1 Africa Cup of Nations

19 Mar 1980 Nigeria v Morocco W 1-0 Africa Cup of Nations

14 Aug 1983 Morocco v Nigeria D 0-0 Africa Cup of Nations

28 Aug 1983 Nigeria v Morocco W 0-0 Africa Cup of Nations

12 Dec 1996 Morocco v Nigeria L 2-0 Hassan II Trophy

03 Feb 2000 Nigeria v Morocco W 2-0 Africa Cup of Nations

27 Jan 2004 Nigeria v Morocco L 0-1 Africa Cup of Nations

25 Jan 2014 Morocco v Nigeria W 3-4 African Nations Championship

OP, E be like theres a time wen we beat Morocco 3-0.

robosky02:

Nigeria v Morocco

Result

Score

Competition


21 Sep 1969 Morocco v Nigeria L 2-1 FIFA World Cup

08 Nov 1969 Nigeria v Morocco W 2-0 FIFA World Cup

06 Mar 1976 Morocco v Nigeria L 3-1 Africa Cup of Nations

11 Mar 1976 Morocco v Nigeria L 2-1 Africa Cup of Nations

19 Mar 1980 Nigeria v Morocco W 1-0 Africa Cup of Nations

14 Aug 1983 Morocco v Nigeria D 0-0 Africa Cup of Nations

28 Aug 1983 Nigeria v Morocco W 0-0 Africa Cup of Nations

12 Dec 1996 Morocco v Nigeria L 2-0 Hassan II Trophy

03 Feb 2000 Nigeria v Morocco W 2-0 Africa Cup of Nations

27 Jan 2004 Nigeria v Morocco L 0-1 Africa Cup of Nations

25 Jan 2014 Morocco v Nigeria W 3-4 African Nations Championship

OP, E be like theres a time wen we beat Morocco 3-0.

check out 2014 CHAN

Morocco - Nigeria 3-4 (25.1.2014)


when chigozie agbim won kill us if not for short man ejike


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhsWH_eX4vo

maxjax:
Morocco 1-3 Nigeria

U ARE GOOD

Yes! We can do it again & again

robosky02:


check out 2014 CHAN

Morocco - Nigeria 3-4 (25.1.2014)


when chigozie agbim won kill us if not for short man ejike


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhsWH_eX4vo

robosky02:
we have started from the first game lets finish it up at the finals


lets go there


mynd44, safarigirl, optional1, cruzita, klexycole, TheSuperNerd, mikron, Truckpusher, KingTom, Ajibel, honeric01

Baba mi

Have missed you..

klexycole:


Baba I see you oo.

Boo I sight you oo

I just hope a won omo science students wee not po chemical for Super eagles

robosky02:
we have started from the first game lets finish it up at the finals


lets go there


mynd44, safarigirl, optional1, cruzita, klexycole, TheSuperNerd, mikron, Truckpusher, KingTom, Ajibel, honeric01

and sadly faleye will be out due to injury, what a player. it would be very difficult to beat the host in their backyard but i pray we knick this, in football everything is possible. the land is GREEN

I hope they be able to tame Ayoub El Kaabi. He must not score against Nigeria.

Our midfield need to improve. Defence should communicate better and focus better to avoid a repeat of those chess like intricate passes around the goal area that they suffered against Sudan. El Kaabi wouldn’t miss those chances.

Gabriel, Ali and co should learn to shoot better. They shoot like rugby players taking penalties. Okpotu should wake up, I think he can do a lot better.

optional1:



Baba mi

Have missed you..

bae

Nigeria vs Morocco: Ezenwa ruled out of CHAN 2018 final


Home-based Super Eagles captain and goalkeeper, Ikechuckwu Ezenwa, will miss the final of this year’s African Nations Championship (CHAN) against Morocco.

Ezenwa suffered a leg injury against Sudan in the semi-final on Wednesday and will not be fit in time for Sunday’s game in Casablanca.

Plateau United stopper, Dele Ajiboye, is expected to start in goal.

Ajiboye was named Man of the Match against Sudan.

http://dailypost.ng/2018/02/03/nigeria-vs-morocco-ezenwa-ruled-chan-2018-final/
It is the first time both countries would get to the final of the championship since its inception.

Nigeria’s best outing at the competition, was when they finished third under Stephen Keshi in 2014.

time pls

manuel4real:
time pls

8.00pm

Time...

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LilSmith55:
We gonna win this

Nigeria to win 5 odds if you have confident on them try it is a lot of money.

CHAN 2018 Final Morocco Vs Nigeria: Where The Game Will Be Won And Lost
https://www.yoursoccerblog.com/chan-2018-morocco-vs-nigeria-game-will/

Sudan Beat Libya in Penalty Shootout to Win CHAN 2018's Third-Place

dejt4u:
Sudan Beat Libya in Penalty Shootout to Win CHAN 2018's Third-Place

8pm is it.

garage don full but I go manage

namdo:
8pm is it.

yes 8pm WAT

Morocco coach expects tough CHAN final


Morocco coach Jamal Sellami has admitted that he is expecting a tough match when his side takes on Nigeria in the 2018 African Nations Championship final this evening.

The tournament hosts will face the Super Eagles at Stade Mohamed V in Casablanca, with both teams looking to claim their first CHAN title.

“Nigeria will be a hard game today. They have strong individual players but play well as a team, in different areas of the field,” said Sellami at Saturday’s press conference.

“I’m confident in our team, but we respect our opponents. It is important that our players respect the moment.

“We are at home and are expected to win – that is natural. If the game was in Nigeria it would be the other way around.

Sellami also weighed in on striker Ayoub El Kaabi, who has risen from obscurity to stardom by scoring eight goals in this CHAN tournament, and it has been suggested that he will make the cut for Morocco’s senior squad for the 2018 World Cup.

“Kaabi has led us to the final but now we want him to score goals tomorrow to help us with the tournament,” Sellami said in regards to the prolific attacker.

“ [Senior team coach] Herve Renard is here looking for players for the World Cup squad, but for Kaabi it is about the final today and not the World Cup.

“Before the tournament he was not known but we gave him a chance and now everyone knows him.”

The match kicks off at 21h00 CAT and AfricanFootball will carry live play-by-play coverage.

Any free streaming site for the final today?

I saw 7pm

Nigeria coach: We will play to win
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Nigeria coach Salisu Yusuf says his team “will play to win” in the final of the 2018 African Nations Championship this evening.

The locally-based Super Eagles will face their Moroccan counterparts at Stade Mohamed V in Casablanca, with both teams looking to claim their first CHAN titles.

“It will be a tough game. Morocco has good players and are very dangerous in set plays - free-kicks and corners, so we have prepared to control them in these situations,” Yusuf said in the pre-match press conference on Saturday.

The Nigeria coach also acknowledged the danger posed by Morocco striker Ayoub El Kaabi, who has scored eight goals in the tournament so far, but added that he is just one of several fine attackers the Atlas Lions boast.

“El Kaabi is a very good striker, so yes we have planned to contain him but not only him as they are also strong in other areas,” explained Yusuf.

“Win and lose we are happy [with] we what we have achieved, but we are in the final, not the league stage, so we will play to win. We will do our best to take the trophy back to Nigeria.

“We have injuries to three key players, but we showed in the last two games that we have a good squad and the players that have come in have succeeded.

“If you give a player the jersey we expect him to succeed.”

The match kicks off at 21h00 CAT and AfricanFootball will carry live play-by-play coverage.

The referee officiating this match is the reason why African referees are useless in the eyes of fifa

gbosaa:
I hope they be able to tame Ayoub El Kaabi. He must not score against Nigeria.

Our midfield need to improve. Defence should communicate better and focus better to avoid a repeat of those chess like intricate passes around the goal area that they suffered against Sudan. El Kaabi wouldn’t miss those chances.

Gabriel, Ali and co should learn to shoot better. They shoot like rugby players taking penalties. Okpotu should wake up, I think he can do a lot better.

who u dey talk to?

God help us

Match about to start!!!!

GAME ON



20h50 - Our referee for tonight's clash is Gambia's Bakary Gassama.

20h40 - Both the Atlas Lions and the Super Eagles are looking to claim their first CHAN trophy, joining DR Congo (2009, 2016), Tunisia (2011) and Libya (2014) as competition winners.

20h30 - Half an hour to kick-off, here are the starting line-ups...

Morocco: 1. Anas Zniti, 5. Jawad El Yamiq, 6. Badr Boulahroud, 7. Zakaria Hadraf, 8. Salaheddine Saidi, 9. Ayoub El Kaabi, 10. Walid El Karti, 11. Ismail Haddad, 13. Badr Banoun, 16. Mohamed Nahiri, 20. Abdeljalil Jbira

Nigeria: 16. Dele Ajiboye, 2. Osas Okoro, 4. Emeka Atuloma, 5. Kalu Orji, 6. Stephen Eze, 7. Emeka Ogbugh, 10. Rabiu Ali, 11. Peter Moses, 12. Ikouwem Udo, 15. Dayo Ojo, 22. Gabriel Okechukwu