Nigeria (Group D)

The Super Eagles have qualified for six of the past seven World Cups, proudly representing the African Confederation (CAF). Manager Gernot Rohr has done an admirable job with this squad, and they were the first African team to qualify for World Cup play. A closer look at Nigeria, however, shows that they have never advanced beyond the Round of 16.

They are heavily reliant on team captain and former Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel, but his best years are behind him. Mikel is supported by current Chelsea man and midfielder Victor Moses, but the rest of the squad is average at best. While Nigerian players can hold their heads high for consistently representing CAF, expect the Super Eagles to board their return flight home after playing Argentina on June 26.
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http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/fifa-world-cup/eight-teams-on-track-for-early-exits-in-world-cup/ss-AAyT2pi?ocid=ientp#image=5

lies upon lies....even though they will finish bottom of their group, they will stay in Russia to enjoy "all" what the WC fever in Russia has to offer....lol!