Of late, numerous Super Eagles players have been hit by one form of injury or the other. The unsavory trend tail dived into penultimate week as combative midfielder Wilfried Ndidi played for less than a quarter of an hour when he suffered a hamstring injury in the Foxes’ 5-0 loss to Crystal Palace on April 28.

Super Eagles midfielder,  Ogenyi Onazi said the Eagles will be in a good frame of mind to confront England on June 2 as the match and others lined up for the national team will boost their confidence for the World Cup starting June 16.

As the build up to the 2018 FIFA World Cup continues, striker Alex Iwobi has revealed how coach Gernot Rohr has remained the players not be carried away by their qualification, but rather remain focus on preparations.

Super Eagles coach, Gernot Rohr said he will not bother to watch Croatia’s 4-0 win over Cameroon in a group match at the 2014 World Cup.

Super Eagles’ midfielder, Oghenekharo Etebo  said it was important that the national team, takes it pre-World Cup friendlies seriously so as to put the team in a competitive mood at the FIFA World Cup tournament starting next month in Russia.