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Brentford midfielder Frank Onyeka has acknowledged Nigeria's tough spot in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, admitting the Super Eagles face a challenging path. Despite this, Onyeka remains confident in the team’s ability to secure victories against Rwanda and South Africa.
Key Points
- Onyeka admits Nigeria is in a difficult position in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.
- The Super Eagles trail South Africa, Benin Republic, and Rwanda in their qualifying group.
- Onyeka expresses confidence in the team’s preparation and belief in good results.
- He assures fans that the squad is training hard under coach Eric Chelle’s guidance.
- Onyeka is optimistic about upcoming matches against Rwanda and South Africa.
- The team remains united and focused on improving their standing in the qualifiers.
- Onyeka highlights the hard work and determination within the squad.
Despite facing tough competition, Onyeka’s confidence and the team's collective effort signal their determination to bounce back and secure World Cup qualification.
Sources: Daily Post Nigeria, Victor Modo
