LEAD STORIES: NFF WAITS ON KESHI FOR MOSES, KALU REPLACEMENTS  |  ENYEAMA LEAVES DOOR OPEN FOR MACABI RETURN  |  Sunshine, Heartland Clash Sets Tone In Week 14  |  FLYING EAGLES WIN SECOND TEST GAME  |  OKAGBARE WINS IN BEIJING  |  Standard Chartered Trophy 2013: Anti-climax Finish For Nigeria As Thailand Emerge Champions  | 
z

Eagles: Expect Our Best Against Rwanda

Keshi, Efe, Echiejile, Target Goals Fest



Super Eagles coach and players have told Nigerians to expect the very best from them when they take on Rwanda tomorrow in Calabar.

Speaking after their training yesterday, coach Stephen Keshi who also promised harvest of goals in the encounter said the players’ performance in the match will be better than what Nigerians have seen of the team in recent time.

“All I can tell you is that the players are in high spirits and they know what is at stake in the match, so I’m sure that that they will be out to give their best on Saturday. We have put the disappointment of the previous games behind us, as we are looking forward to the coming match,” he said.

Also speaking after the training was Elderson Echiejile, who believes that the team can only appease Nigerians by beating the visitors by many goals tomorrow.

“Truly, we have not been able to give Nigerians what they expect in terms of goals, but I am sure that the match against Rwanda will be different,” he said.

Meanwhile, Ambrose Efe has also predicted that the match will tough going by the result of the first leg which ended in a draw in Kigali last February.

“It is going to be a tough game because we held them to a goalless draw in Kigali, and they will want to come here like wounded lions, but we are ready for them because nothing can stop us from winning the match.”

The Super Eagles will conclude their busy June schedule on Saturday when they play the Amavubi of Rwanda in the last game of the first round qualifiers of the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.


Related News

Comments

  • Ebere

    Jun 15, 2012

    i wish the super eagles can fulfill their promise, but they should know and understand that the Rwandans wont just fold their hands and watch them. This is man to man, so beta to do d talking on pitch. we r tired of d heartbreaking.

Post a comment (1)






  • Get our toolbar!


Enter your email address:

Delivered by FeedBurner

TRENDING