The Digest:
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup at stake, the Super Eagles’ camp opens on September 1 in Uyo. Nigeria will face Rwanda on September 6, followed by a crucial match against South Africa on September 9.
Key Points:
- The Super Eagles will gather on September 1
- First, they will face Rwanda at home on September 6, then travel to South Africa on September 9.
- Nigeria sits fourth in their group with only 7 points from 6 games.
- South Africa leads the group with 13 points.
- Nigeria needs to top the group to secure an automatic World Cup spot.
- After a disappointing African Nations Championship, Chelle is now focused on World Cup qualification.
Nigeria's Super Eagles aim to secure maximum points from the upcoming World Cup qualifiers as they battle Rwanda and South Africa to keep their World Cup hopes alive.
Sources: Soccernet.ng
