Super Eagles starting XI vs Guinea Bissau
Eguavoen has continually maintained that the Nigeria camp will take nothing for granted as they go in full throttle for the three points,
Super Eagles coach Augustine Eguavoen has made wholesale changes to his team ahead of Wednesday night's dead-rubber clash against Guinea Bissau.
Nigeria top Group D with 6 points and are insurmountable going into the last round of matches, with three-pointer Egypt, who are second on the log and also with the arithmetic possibility of ending up with 6 points, having lost to the Eagles in their first match and therefore inferior to Nigeria on the head-to-take rule that takes premium in team ranking here.
Eguavoen has continually maintained that the Nigeria camp will take nothing for granted as they go in full throttle for the three points, as some fresh legs will be in action on Wednesday night.
“There is no room for complacency. We want to remain at the high level that we have found ourselves and that means putting in the solid shift that will continue to guarantee victory in our matches,” he said.
The match will commence at 8 pm.
In the second match of Group D, Egypt’s Pharaohs will contend with Sudan’s Falcons of Jediane. The Sudanese have only one point and would be able to proceed if they snatch all three points from the seven-time champions.
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