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FIFA Rankings: Super Eagles Stay 26th, Slip To Fourth In Africa

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Nigeria’s Super Eagles have maintained their 26th position in the latest Men’s World Ranking released on Monday, Completesports.com reports. However, Eric Chelle’s side slipped one place to fourth in Africa after Egypt overtook them in the continental standings. The Super Eagles have not played since their 2-1 defeat to former European champions Portugal in an [...]

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FIFA Rankings: Super Eagles Stay 26th, Slip To Fourth In Africa

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