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AFCON Qualifiers: Super Eagles Defeat Guinea-Bissau To Reclaim Top Spot

Adejuyigbe FrancisBy Adejuyigbe FrancisMarch 27, 2023 Sports No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Super Eagles of Nigeria defeated Guinea-Bissau 1-0 in the reverse fixture of their 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying fixture on Monday.

The three-time African champions regained top spot in Group A following the win.

Moses Simon scored the winning goal from the spot on the half hour mark.

Jose Peseiro’s men started the game brightly and nearly took the lead in the third minute through Kenneth Omeruo but his goal bound header was pushed away for a corner-kick by goalkeeper Jonas Mendes.





The hosts responded with a chance of their own two minutes later.

Momo Balde, who scored the winning goal in the first match laid down the ball for Jorginho but the winger shot wide from the edge of the box.

The Super Eagles took control of the game and came close to breaking the deadlock twice through Terem Moffi and Victor Osimhen.

The visitors were rewarded for their attacking display when they were awarded a penalty after right-back Bright Osayi-Samuel was brought down inside the box.

Nantes of France winger, Simon coolly slotted the ball home to hand the Super Eagles a precious lead.

The Djurtus abandoned their defensive approach and became more adventurous after conceding.

Baciro Cande’s side came close to levelling scores four minutes before the break but Balde failed to direct his shot on target.

The pattern of play continued after the break with the Super Eagles dominating play and the Djurtus making occasional forays upfront.

Osimhen hit the woodwork on 59 minutes as the Super Eagles piled pressure on the Guinea-Bissau defence.

The Napoli forward was denied by Mendes in the 68th minute.

Substitute Joe Aribo had a superb shot saved by Mendes two minutes later.

The Super Eagles will travel away to Sierra Leone for their game in the qualifiers on Sunday, June 11, 2023.

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