Depleted Super Eagles Rally From Behind To Draw Russia In Int'l Friendly
Iheanacho scored on his return as Nigeria sought to rebound from a 3-0 loss and test a depleted squad ahead of competitive matches.
- On Tuesday, Nigeria faces Russia in an international friendly at the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium, seeking a positive response after a 3-0 loss to Guinea-Bissau last Friday.
- Russia enters the match with momentum after thrashing Namibia 6-0 in their previous outing and defeating Iran during the current international window.
- Iheanacho scored 15 minutes into the match, marking his return to the Super Eagles after 16 months away from the national team.
- Despite fielding a depleted team, the Super Eagles have held their own through 27 minutes of action in Novgorod against the Russians.
- The friendly offers Nigeria a vital opportunity to assess squad depth and build momentum ahead of competitive fixtures following recent disappointment in their AFCON qualifying campaign.
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In a friendly match in Nizhny Novgorod, the Russian football team beat the Nigerian team at 2:1 after the first half of the season. The first 45 minutes of the meeting ended with the advantage of the field owners, TASS gives the TASS. The Nigerian player Kelechi Ijeanacho opened the game for the 10th minute. As part of the Russian team, Lechi Sadulaev made a return goal at the 30th minute and Matway Kislyak at the 45th. The outcome of the meetin…
Russia vs Nigeria: Live updates from Super Eagles' international friendly
Nigeria’s last game in the current international window will be a friendly against Russia on Tuesday evening. Last Friday, the Super Eagles lost 3-0 to Guinea-Bissau in a 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, AFCON, qualifying fixture. They will be looking to bounce back against the Russians in Novgorod. The European country already beat Iran and […] Russia vs Nigeria: Live updates from Super Eagles’ international friendly
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