Nigeria are now the highest-ranked team in the tournament.
“I am very optimistic that we can defeat Cameroon and go all the way, but we need to score goals; Nigerians want to see goals,” he said.
“It is better for the team to play badly and get the result,” said a fan.
“I don’t see any nation at this AFCON that can stop us.’’
The drop did not affect the team’s placement as the 6th team on the continent.
Super Eagles stars Calvin Bassey, and Victor Osimhen will put their national affiliation aside to hustle for club glory.
“First and foremost, as Nigerians, we share your emotions and we take our responsibility as a group.”
“All we have as our goal now is to put in all efforts and cross the line, qualify for the World Cup in Qatar.”
The winners over the two legs will advance to the World Cup billed for Qatar from November 21 to December 18.
The injury time goal by Paul Onuachu ensured that the three time African champions retained top spot in Group L.
