Nigeria meet Iceland in an aim to bounce back in their second Group D match at the 2018 FIFA World Cup on Friday, June 22 at Volgograd Arena.
 

Lionel Messi must be starting to think this World Cup thing may just not be for him after all, following his spurned chance from penalty spot against Iceland in their opening Group D encounter at this summer’s tournament handed the Nordic nation their first-ever point. 

Three football World Cup opening ceremonies that successfully embedded the culture and psyche of the hosts into the event… and Russia 2018 is not one of them!

Last but not least at the World Cup in Russia, Group H consisting of Colombia, Senegal, Japan and Poland will round up the final fixtures in the first round of group stage games.

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Nigeria will open their 2018 World Cup campaign with a clash against Group D rivals Croatia at the Kaliningrad Stadium on Saturday, June 16, kick-off at 21h00 CAT.