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Super Eagles Retain 26th Spot In Latest FIFA Rankings

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Nigeria’s Super Eagles have maintained their 26th position in the latest FIFA Men’s World Rankings released on Thursday, Completesports.com reports. The three-time African champions were in action four times since the previous rankings. Unity Cup Success Éric Chelle’s side defeated Zimbabwe’s Warriors 2-0 and thrashed Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz 3-0 at the Unity Cup invitational tournament [...]

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