Super Eagles Struggle in 2026 World Cup Qualifiers, Nwabali Admits Underperformance
Super Eagles' Nwabali admits team underperformed in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, currently standing third in Group C with 11 points. The team must win their last two matches against Lesotho and Benin Republic to have a chance at qualification.
Key player Victor Osimhen's injury has affected the team's attacking prowess. Despite the challenges, the coach remains optimistic about qualification but acknowledges the difficulty of the task ahead.
The team's inconsistent performance, with several draws and losses, has put their qualification hopes in jeopardy. Nwabali expressed regret over the team's slow start in the qualifiers and emphasized the need for improved efforts in the remaining matches.
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