As the Super Eagles prepare to take on the Crocodiles of Lesotho in tomorrow’s crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier, key members of the squad have expressed determination to secure victory and get their campaign back on track.
The quartet of captain Wilfred Troost-Ekong , Wilfred Ndidi. Terem Moffi and Calvin Bassey, told NFFTv that the Super Eagles will ride their luck and grind the much-needed wins in their two remaining matches to boost their chances nicking the Mundial ticket at all cost.
Midfielder Ndidi stressed the importance of the fixture, noting that the team is fully aware of the stakes.
“We know where we are at the moment. These two games are very crucial. We shall first focus on Lesotho before the one with Benin Republic,” the Besiktas’ man said.
Defender Bassey who scored a vital equaliser for the Super Eagles in the 1-1 away draw to Bafana Bafana of South Africa on Match day 8, emphasized the need for composure and unity as the team looks to bounce back from recent setbacks.
“We have to remain calm and do what we know how to do best. This is not the first time we shall be in this tough moment,” the hard-working Fulham defender noted confidently.
Speaking in the same vein, OGC Nice crafty striker Moffi echoed similar optimism, assuring that the players remain focused on their responsibilities on the pitch.
“We are confident about qualifying for the World Cup. We have to do our part. We shall do our part and hopefully results from other games are in our favour,” he stated.
Concluding, William Troost-Ekong reaffirmed the squad’s fighting spirit, insisting that the Super Eagles are ready to give their all for qualification.
We are going to fight until we achieve our aim,” the experienced defender declared.
Currently in Polokwane, South Africa, where they will face Lesotho tomorrow, the Super Eagles will wrap up their qualifiers at home in Uyo against Cheetahs of Benin .Both matches are expected to play a pivotal role in determining Nigeria’s World Cup qualification hopes.
