South African Sports Minister Upset With Nigeria Over World Cup Qualification, Super Eagles Face Suspensions
South African Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie expressed disappointment with Nigeria for not qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, suggesting they should not participate. Nigeria's Super Eagles faced disciplinary issues, leading to suspensions and fines by FIFA.
McKenzie criticized SAFA for failing to punish those responsible for the administrative saga. The Super Eagles are preparing for crucial playoff matches against Gabon and Morocco, with key players facing suspensions.
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