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Five African national football teams are at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar 2022. 

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2022 AFRICA CUP - GROUP D - DAY 11 - Guinea-Bissau vs Nigeria

AFRICA CUP 2022
GROUP D

DAY 11
Match 32

Guinea-Bissau vs Nigeria 0:2

 

FACTS

Goals Nigeria
Sadiq (56'minutes), Troost-Ekong (75'minutes)


REPORT
(BBC Sport)

Nigeria beat Guinea-Bissau 2:0 in Garoua to become the only side at the Africa Cup of Nations to win all three group games.

After making eight changes to the side that beat Sudan to seal their last-16 place, Nigeria took time to warm up.

Umar Sadiq opened the scoring shortly after the break following a cross from striker partner Kelechi Iheanacho.

Captain William Troost-Ekong sealed the win after tapping into an empty net after fine work by Moses Simon.

Three-time champions Nigeria had already topped Group D and knew their round of 16 clash on Sunday would be in Garoua, where they have played all their games so far.
They will have to wait until Thursday night to find out which of the best third-placed sides they face from either Group B, E or F.


Super Eagles soar in Garoua

Nigeria coach Augustine Eguavoen - who has made light of replacing Germany's Gernot Rohr a month before the tournament - had the luxury of being able to rest players after his side's fine start to the tournament, retaining only Iheanacho, Troost-Ekong, and Wilfred Ndidi.

 

 

 

19 Jan 2022
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