Nigeria's World Cup Campaign in Jeopardy After Victory Against Rwanda
Nigeria's World Cup hopes face uncertainty after a narrow victory against Rwanda in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier. The Super Eagles secured a crucial win with a goal from substitute Tolu Arokodare but suffered a setback as key striker Victor Osimhen sustained an ankle injury.
Despite moving to third place in Group C, Nigeria trails behind South Africa and Benin Republic. Coach Eric Chelle faces pressure to lead the team to success after previous struggles in the group.
The match highlighted the team's need to regroup and perform consistently to secure a spot in the World Cup. Fans' expectations are high as Nigeria aims to overcome challenges and qualify for the tournament.
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