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SubscribeEagles must show 100% commitment — Izamoje
As the Eagles prepare to take on their Tunisian counterparts in a crucial World Cup qualifier in Abuja, Larry Izamoje, CEO of Brila FM radio, has told the Super Eagles to play with 100% commitment.
Tunisia will not be easy prey — Chukwu warns
Former Super Eagles coach Christian Chukwu is optimistic the Super Eagles will come out victorious in their clash with the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia in tomorrow’s 2010 World Cup decider in Abuja, but warned that it would not be an easy task.
Eagles have no excuse not to win — Adepoju
Former Super Eagles mid-fielder Mutiu Adepoju is beaming with confidence that the Super Eagles will defeat the Carthage Eagles of Tunisian in Abuja tomorrow.
Head to head, Eagles are top
Going by the record of clashes at competitive level between Nigeria and Tunisia, the Super Eagles go into today’s encounter as favourites as they have recorded more victories than the north Africans.
We’ll play Tunisia with the last drop of our blood — Yobo
Super Eagles vice captain, Joseph Yobo has promised Nigerians that with their prayers, they would do every thing possible to conquer the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia in the country’s most crucial World Cup qualifier tomorrow in Abuja. Yobo said that though the match would not be easy, all hands should be on deck to ensure victory in the match in order to put smile on the faces of Nigerians.
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