Skipper Ahmed Musa has promised the Super Eagles will improve in subsequent matches after they beat Cameroon 3-0 in a friendly in Brussels Sunday night.

South African defender Eric Mathoho (L) tries to stop Nigerian attacker Ahmed Musa during the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying football match between Nigeria and South Africa at Akwa Ibom stadium in Uyo, Nigeria, on November 19, 2014. AFP PHOTO

“It was a very good game for us. We did well and it served the purpose because we are gradually coming back to the team Nigerians want us to be, which we also want to be, we understand ourselves better being a new team. We all put in our best to achieve the result,” Musa said after the match.

The CSKA Moscow forward said that the victory is for fans of the Eagles.

“The victory is for the team’s fans for always being there for us. They should keep supporting us as we will keep working hard to make them and the entire country proud,” he said

Ahmed Musa played for 79 minutes before he gave way to Arsenal youngster Alex Iwobi.