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2027 AFCONQ: Super Eagles land in Guinea-Bissau for top-of-the-table clash
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2027 AFCONQ: Super Eagles land in Guinea-Bissau for top-of-the-table clash

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Players and coaches of the Super Eagles have arrived in Guinea-Bissau ahead of their 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.

Nigeria will face the Djurtus in a top-of-the-table clash on Tuesday.

Eric Chelle’s men began their quest to qualify for the next AFCON with a 2-1 win over Madagascar last Friday.

The Eagles came from a goal down to take all three points at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium.

However, the three-time African champions sit second in Group L, as Guinea-Bissau also secured a 2-0 away victory over Tanzania on Friday.

Since their game against Madagascar, the Super Eagles have been based in Uyo. They held a recovery session on Saturday, followed by another training session on Sunday morning.

2027 AFCONQ: Super Eagles land in Guinea-Bissau for top-of-the-table clash

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