Written by Amos Joseph
It is reported that Super Eagles of Nigeria will depart Nigeria for Congo Brazaville
on Thursday to keep a date with the Red devils of Congo on Saturday in the AFCON 2015
qualifying match billed for Saturday 15 November.

The spirit is high, the fitness of the boys is at satisfactory level and
they are ready to battle for a place in the competition which is scheduled for
next year with the host unknown at the time of publishing.
That's what hear from the camp of the team in the nation's capital city, Abuja.

Of course the Super Eagles want to avoid the dire consequences of losing a point
in the remaining two games - Congo and South Africa. Victory is non-negotiable, so to speak.
That is the situation the Eagles find themselves, after losing to Congo in Calabar,
Falcons of Sudan in Khartoum, and securing a draw with South Africa on away soil
before coming home to beat Sudan 3-1 at home.

The Team still has a chance of qualifying especially after the spirited 3-1 win
over Sudan which placed the Eagles in third spot on the group log.
They fought hard, played hard, kicked hard and won the hard way.

It could be recalled that the Coach of the Nigeria senior national team,
Stephen Keshi was then relieved of his position but was later reinstated
after ''interference from superior authority'' as the news made the rounds.
And now that he's back along with his assistants ''to continue from where they stopped'',
hard ball is what Nigerians expect, may be a replica of the last performance against Sudan.

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