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After missing out on the party to the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, Nigeria will begin their qualification journey for the 2026 edition with a home game against Lesotho. The Super Eagles will be favourites not only to get the better of the Crocodiles but also to pick the ticket to the Mundial ahead of South Africa, the Benin Republic, Rwanda, and Lesotho.
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what kind of report is this now ? Lesotho is leading Nigeria but in your scoreboard you wrote Nigeria 1-0 Lesotho.why ? fooling ourselves perhaps?
Nigeria!s football is gone. No hope
Nigerians is leading
I always have respect for soccer players, especially soccer players
It’s wonderful to be back on your blog after a long absence. I’ve been waiting for this project for a while.