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Gernot Rohr confident Nigeria will beat Algeria in Uyo

The tactician has admitted that the Greens are a tough side, but insisted the three-time African champions will tame them in Uyo on Saturday
Coach Gernot Rohr has expressed confidence in the Super Eagles ahead of their World Cup qualifier against Algeria at the Godswill Akpabio stadium in Uyo.

The tactician led the three-time African champions to a 2-1 victory over Zambia in Ndola last month and he has insisted that they are not moved by the Greens’ ranking on the continent, saying that his boys have the quality to humble their foes at the nest of champions on Saturday.

Rohr said he will focus more on his attack against the Desert Warriors after admitting that his side’s strike force against the Chipolopolo were wasteful, which limited the number of goals in that encounter to two.

“You know Algeria is number one officially in Africa, but we will use our best team and see if we can beat them,” Rohr told media.

“The difference between Zambia and Algeria is that there are very big players in the Algerian team, they have one of the best players in England, they have champions, they have very good players who are formed in France, most of them from the French academies, and so they have good education, good discipline, and good tactical qualities.

“I know it will be difficult, but I’m sure we will make a good game and all the players will give their best.

“We must be more efficient, we had lots of opportunities to score in our first game in Ndola, we only scored at one time, we worked hard, we made a lot of exercises of shooting in training, we will do it again this week, and we hope we will be more efficient than the last time.

“But already in Zambia was better, and we must also have good defence and that is what we are working on at the moment, to have a very good defence because there are very good attack in the Algerian team.”

http://m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/17182/qualifiers/2016/11/08/29285882/gernot-rohr-confident-nigeria-will-beat-algeria-in-uyo

Algeria are under pressure, says Nabil Bentaleb

The 21-year-old midfielder revealed that the Greens’ task to get a positive result against the Super Eagles brings them closer to the heat
Nabil Bentaleb has said that Algeria are under pressure to deliver when they face Nigeria in their second 2018 World Cup Qualifying match in Uyo on Saturday.

The Greens performed below expectation when they drew Cameroon at home in their opening fixture, and they will have to win against Group B leaders Nigeria in Uyo to strengthen their bid for a place in Russia.

http://m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/17092/pre-season/2016/11/08/29312202/algeria-are-under-pressure-says-nabil-bentaleb

“I must say that we are a bit under pressure because we need a good result against Nigeria. But I'm optimistic because Algeria always give good output in difficult times,” Bentaleb told Le Buteur.

The on-loan Schalke 04, who has found a new lease of life in Germany after a disappointing campaign with Tottenham, downplayed the effect sacking and hiring a new coach within a qualifying series could have. With Georges Leekens replacing Milosec Rajevac after the opening fixture.

“Risky? No. It remains the choice of the president of the federation. Now, if the old coach did not have the means to drive the country far in this competition, then this is definitely a good decision.”

Worrying reports (frm a Radio sports program) reaching me said though Leon Balogun trained separately with d (physiotherapist) in the morning, he was not sighted on the pitch this evening at all. I just hope it's not true and if it is, I wish Baolgun (and others carrying slight knocks) a speedy recovery nd no other injuries worries before saturday.

Guys forget all this Khedira nd Club football issues. U pple can resume after the break. And if I may ask, na who intelligent football analysis don help?. You can ask Sunday Oliseh.
A PRAY FOR THE EAGLES.
Oh God, I pray that the super eagles will be victorious over the foxes of the Desert. Amen

Etebo, Alampasu Finally Land In Abuja, Start Training Tuesday Evening

CD Feirense attacking midfielder Oghenekaro Etebo and goalkeeper Dele Alampasu are getting set for their first training session with the Super Eagles, with both players arriving in camp on Tuesday afternoon.

A travel hitch meant the Portuguese-based pair could only arrive in Abuja at 1310 hours this afternoon, which effectively ruled them out of the first workout held by the Nigeria squad.

Twenty players took part in Tuesday morning’s training session under the guidance of manager Gernot Rohr and his assistants.

Standard Liege fullback Elderson Echiejile is the only player still being expected in camp as at the time of filing this report.

http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=21009

For me, Shehu Abdullahi or Onazi can take take d right fullback position.

Algerian-Nigerian Midfielder Ejenavi Predicts : Algeria 2 Nigeria.

Algerian-Nigerian midfielder Nabil Ejenavi has tipped the Desert Foxes to get their World Cup qualifying campaign back on track with a win against Nigeria in Uyo.

The 22-year-old was born to an Algerian mom and a Nigerian father from Warri, and has played two games for the U23 team of Algeria.

“I think my father will go for Nigeria but I’m all for Algeria. My prediction, a 2-1 to the Green, ” Ejenavi told dzfoot.com.

When asked to clarify which country will carry the day since the Nigerian and Algerian flags have shades of Green, he replied : “ Ours, Algerians. ”

Before their trip to Nigeria later this week, the Algerian squad trained for the first time on Sunday at National Technical Centre Sidi Moussa.

ROHR GOES TOUGH ON LATE COMERS, 'MISBEHAVING' EAGLES BY INSISTING ON ABUJA CAMP

No-nonsense Nigeria coach Gernot Rohr hopes to check Super Eagles late comers and those who like to “misbehave” by insisting the team train in Abuja before they head off to a match venue.

That is why the experienced Franco-German coach has fixed training camp in Abuja for next month’s crucial World Cup qualifier against Algeria even though it will be played in Uyo.

Players have used poor flight connections to Uyo as reason why they have reported late in camp and that way stayed away from the limited number of trainings before a big game.

Also, the big hotel in Uyo has made it very difficult for the players to be fully monitored by officials leading up to a match day.

“Rohr has been far from impressed with some of the Super Eagles stars who have chosen to report late to camp citing the difficulty of connecting local flights to Uyo,” an official exclusively disclosed.

“By having the squad all in Abuja now, they will all leave for Uyo as a group some days to a big game.

“There are always flight from Europe and locally to Abuja and so no one can use flight hitches as an excuse to come late to camp anymore.”

Another top official informed that the team’s hotel in Abuja is a lot more compact as against the hotel in Uyo, which is big and sprawling and so gives room for the players to whatever they choose even before a big game.

“The hotel in Uyo is just too big for you to monitor what the players are up to at any given point in time, while that in Abuja you can easily check any misbehavior and excesses,” said the official.

Rohr questioned the “lack of focus” of Leicester City star Ahmed Musa prior to the game in Zambia earlier this month when he drove into camp with an expensive new car.

He subsequently dropped the Eagles assistant captain to the bench for the match in Ndola.

The Eagles training camp will open on Sunday night, November 6, and training is slated to begin Monday morning.

The squad will then fly out to Uyo on Thursday ahead of the showdown against Algeria on Saturday.

http://africanfootball.com/news/659826/Rohr-goes-tough-on-late-comers-misbehaving-Eagles-by-insisting-on-Abuja-camp

Nigeria have dropped Turkey-based Musa Mohammed, while Victor Osimhen was not picked for next month’s World Cup qualifier against Algeria.

Musa has not been playing regularly for his Turkish club and that has now worked against him.

New call-ups are ADO Den Haag right fullback Tyronne Ebuehi and Russia-based defender Brian Idowu.

The full squad:

Goalkeepers: Carl Ikeme (Wolverhampton Wanders/ENG), Daniel Akpeyi (Chippa United/RSA), Dele Alampasu (Cesarence/POR)

Defenders: Elderson Echiejile (Standard Liege/BEL), Brian Idowu (FC Dynamo/RUS), Tyronne Ebuehi (ADO Den Haag/NED), Kenneth Omeruo (Alanyaspor/TUR), William Troost Ekong (FK Haugesund/NOR), Leon Balogun (Mainz 05/GER), Godfrey Obaboana (Rizespor/TUR), Uche Agbo (Granada CF/ESP)

Midfielders: Mikel Obi (Chelsea/ENG), Ogenyi Onazi (Trabzonspor/TUR), John Ogu (Hapoel Be'er Sheva/ISR), Shehu Abdullahi (/CYP), Wilfred Ndidi (Genk/BEL), Anderson Esiti (Gent/BEL)
Forwards: Kelechi Iheanacho (Manchester City/ENG), Odion Ighalo (Watford/ENG), Brown Ideye (Olympiacos/GRE), Alex Iwobi (Arsenal/ENG), Oghenekaro Etebo (Feirence/POR), Moses Simon (Gent/BEL), Ahmed Musa (Leicester City/ENG), Victor Moses (Chelsea/ENG)
http://africanfootball.com/news/659520/Musa-Mohammed-dropped-Osimhen-not-listed