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AFCON 2027 Qualifiers: Don’t Underestimate Tanzania, Madagascar, Guinea-Bissau –Udeze Warns Eagles

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Former Nigerian international Ifeanyi Udeze believes the Super Eagles will approach their 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers with all sense of seriousness. He made this known after Nigeria was drawn in Group L alongside Madagascar, Tanzania, and Guinea-Bissau. Eagles Must Avoid A Repeat Of 2026 World Cup Qualifying Drama Speaking with Brila FM, Udeze [...]

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