“For us, we do not know the word pressure. We do our best and just pray for mother luck.
“We have all it takes to go all the way and take the Cup back to Nigeria,” the Coach said.
The Flying Eagles, who won the African Youth Championship in Senegal in March, is set for their first match which is against five-time winners of the cup, Brazil, on Monday at 2a.m. Nigerian time.
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