SUPER EAGLES BELIEVE THEY WILL BEAT KENYA AT HOME

Complete sports captured Super Eagles reserve goalkeeper Austin Ejide as confidently saying this, "The Kenyans came here and got a point from the match and who knows what will happen in the second leg match? Now that we have lost two points in the match, we just have to go there and make sure that we do our best to win the match. I know that it is possible for us to win in Nairobi but we need to work really hard to make sure that we get the points, so, I don’t think we should be written off yet because it is not over yet until we are through with all the qualifying games."

 Not just him, several other of his team mates like John Ogu said, " I wouldn’t say that the country is still basking in the euphoria of the AFCON success; rather, we played against a Kenyan side that chose to sit back in their own half and played on the counter. I knew it was always going to be difficult to score once the Kenyans refused to leave their own half. We had so many scoring chances that we couldn’t buried. The centre referee did not help matters too, but it was a huge relief when Nnamdi got that crucial goal at the late minute.Perhaps that would be the goal that would eventually see us qualifying for the final round."..

They are definitely in high spirit and hopefully will make it as it sound.
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