Victor Moses has said that Bosnia-Herzegovina will see a different Super Eagles when boith sides meet tonight at the Arena Pantanal in Cuiaba.

Eagles started their World Cup campaign here on a poor note Monday when they were held to a scoreless draw by Iran in Curitiba.

Victor Moses in training in Campinas, Sao Paulo, on June 18, 2014, during the 2014 FIFA Football World Cup. AFP PHOTO

Moses, who is on loan at Liverpool, had an indifferent showing in the game and speaking ahead of tonight’s make-or-mar clash with the Europeans, Moses said that the Eagles have resolved to fight to the death to keep alive their fading World Cup hopes.

“We can not afford to lose this match because it would dent our hopes of reaching the second round. We know what it as stake and we have put what happened against Iran behind us.

The team will be different against Bosnia and we will fight to finish to protect our image and pride”, said the Chelsea player.

Dzeko vows to sack Eagles

Bosnia-Herzegovina’s striker Edin Dzeko has vowed to score the goals that will derail Super Eagles   World Cup party in Brazil.

Éagles played a barren draw with Iran while Argentina defeated Bosnia-Herzegovina 2-1 in the first group F matches. Nigeria and Bosnia trade tackles tonight at the Arena Pantanal in Cuiaba, with both teams needing victory to remain in the race to qualify for the second round.

Dzeko

The Manchester City forward said yesterday that he feels he is destined to score the goals that will rub salt to the injury of the Nigerian side, who are yet to win a match at the World Cup in 16 years.

Speaking to reporters in Brazil, Dzeko said that “I feel that it is my destiny to score the goals that will propel us to victory over Nigeria. And I believe that with the kind of spirit in camp now that our ambition to reach the seconr round will be assured once we defeat Nigeria”.

He however anticipates a tough duel from the African champions, who know that a loss tonight will compund their woes in the tournament, given that their last match is against table-topping Argentina on June 25.

“This is the kind of match that will be very tough because of the realities that are on ground for both teams. But I think the winner will be the team that show the greater desire to succeed< which I think we have”, said Dzeko, whose team will fancy their chances of beating Iran in their final group match on June 25.

Džeko ended the 2014 FIFA World Cup qualification campaign as second-top scorer in the UEFA section with ten goals as Bosnia-Herzegovina qualified for the first major tournament in its history.