As Nigeria faces Rwanda in a must-win World Cup qualifier on Saturday, the Super Eagles know that anything less than three points will derail their hopes. With just seven points from six matches, Nigeria’s chances of progressing are at risk. Key players like Victor Osimhen and Moses Simon remain crucial for Nigeria’s success. Despite a turbulent campaign, the Eagles are determined to perform at home in Uyo.Key Points:
- Nigeria must win against Rwanda to stay in World Cup contention.
- Osimhen and Simon are central to Nigeria’s attack.
- Super Eagles have struggled with inconsistency in the qualifiers.
- Rwanda will play defensively, aiming to frustrate Nigeria’s attack.
- Nigeria's squad includes new faces like Benjamin Fredrick.
- South Africa leads the group, leaving little margin for error.
- The match will be a litmus test for coach Eric Chelle’s tactics.
The Super Eagles face immense pressure as they take on Rwanda. With limited room for error, this match is vital to their World Cup qualification aspirations.
