ukukaegbu:


We have to. I understand head-to-head applies here, and Coted'ivoire beat us in the first match.

yinkeys:

May I know why ?

Kylekent59:
You all should be happy Nigeria won. We have good footballers in this country ,just that some of them have no connection.
You would see some Nigerian players playing in countries like; Switzerland, Greece, Portugal etc, but they are not in the National team. Greed and nepotism is killing us in this country.

otokx:


its part of our culture over time.

Excellergroup:



Bro, the Nigerian team's qualification into the semifinal stage can only be determined by the team itself and no other. All they need to do is to defeat South Africa.

A win by both Nigeria and cote d'ivoire would lead to both teams having six(6) points each, enough to qualify them both for semi final, thereby leaving S.A and Zambia with 4 & 1 points respectively.

The head to head situation would only come into play if both games (CIV vs Zam and RSA vs NIG) end in a draw, thereby leaving cote d'ivoire and Nigeria on four points each.

The most interesting thing about the group is that any of the teams can still qualify (Zambia inclusive) and the team on the top of the log (RSA) can still be sent packing

godwon01:
Money and connection will start changing hands. Power that be will start bringing their kids in.

ukukaegbu:


We have to. I understand head-to-head applies here, and Coted'ivoire beat us in the first match.

Amuatulu:
Zambia vs Nigeria
Tip: 1/
Odds: 2.08

maynation:



Exactly .




I am not a 'bro' tho

Samueltemi337:
Nigeria will be aiming to bounce back from their 1-0 loss to Ivory Coast when they take on Zambia in their second Group B game at the Africa U23 Cup of Nations.

The defending champions need to avoid defeat on Tuesday to boost their chances of progressing into the semi-final and qualifying for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

The Olympic Eagles sit at the base of the group with no point while Zambia are third in the standings after sharing the spoils against South Africa.

Nigeria have been boosted with the arrival of Mainz forward Taiwo Awoniyi and Istanbul Basaksehir midfielder Okechwukwu Azubuike while Zambia have RB Salzburg talisman Patson Daka back in the team to strengthen their attacking options, after playing out a goalless draw against South Africa on Saturday.

maynation:



Exactly .




I am not a 'bro' tho