There is still a lot to play for between the two African giants following their goalless draw in Kumasi on Friday night
Watford midfielder Oghenekaro Etebo believes that the Super Eagles will triumph over Ghana's Black Stars in the second leg of their World Cup playoff on Tuesday.
Etebo featured for the last half hour in the first leg of the encounter, helping Nigeria keep a clean sheet in the 0-0 draw at the Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi.
With the Eagles pinned back by a victory-chasing Ghana, Etebo's introduction for the injured Innocent Bonke was vital to the visitors gaining a degree of control in a midfield hitherto dominated by Arsenal's Thomas Partey.
Etebo will likely start in the return leg in Abuja scheduled for the Moshood Abiola Stadium in Abuja, as Nigeria target a win that guarantees a ticket to Qatar 2022.
And the Stoke City loanee says Super Eagles will soar past their difficult West African neighbours.
“Difficult game last night, great atmosphere and am believing we can finish the job on Tuesday with hard work,” Etebo wrote on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/etebo_karo/status/1507736237981028358
In a similar vein, Super Eagles captain Ahmed Musa is convinced that the national team will achieve their aims with the unshaken support of fans.
The Fatih Karagumruk forward has, therefore, charged the Eagles' supporters from far and wide to show up at the stadium on Tuesday and spur them to victory over the Black Stars.
Musa (MON) wrote on Twitter, “The unity exhibited in the game yesterday is one that we seek for our game on Tuesday.
“Your massive turnout & support will be invaluable for the desired result. Hope to see you then. UP EAGLES!
https://twitter.com/Ahmedmusa718/status/1507715145509785600
The last time Nigeria hosted Ghana in a World Cup qualifier in 2001, goals from Victor Agali and Tijani Babangida (brace) gave the Eagles a 3-0 win at the Liberation Stadium in Port Harcourt.
