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Nigeria's Super Eagles have opened their camp in Uyo as they begin a crucial phase of their 2026 World Cup qualifiers. With their hopes hanging in the balance, the team is set to face Rwanda and South Africa in the final push to earn a spot at the global tournament.

Key Points:
  • The Super Eagles have opened camp in Uyo for their 2026 World Cup qualifiers.
  • They are scheduled to play Rwanda and group leaders South Africa.
  • Nigeria is currently fourth in its group with seven points, six points behind South Africa.
  • Star players like Victor Osimhen and Ademola Lookman are on the team's 23-man squad.
  • Getafe's Christantus Uche and two other players will arrive late due to ongoing transfer negotiations.
  • A win against Rwanda is non-negotiable for the team to keep their qualification hopes alive.
The stakes are incredibly high for the Super Eagles, who are under immense pressure to perform after a series of disappointing results. The team must navigate the challenges of both a tough group and player logistics to secure their place in the tournament.

Sources: Soccernet.ng