Super Eagles Arrive in South Africa for World Cup Qualifier Against Lesotho
The Nigerian national football team, Super Eagles, has arrived in South Africa for a crucial World Cup qualifier against Lesotho. The team is preparing in Polokwane for the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier.
The camp opened at Ranch Hotel, with head coach Eric Chelle and technical staff already present. Training is set to begin soon, with the match against Lesotho taking place at Peter Mokaba Stadium.
The game holds significance as Nigeria aims to improve its standing in the qualification group. The Super Eagles are currently fourth in the group, with eight matches played and 11 points earned.
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