Nigeria eye Central African Republic scalp



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2022 FIFA World Cup Qualifier 

Group C - Matchday 3

Nigeria v Central African Republic

Teslim Balogun Stadium
Lagos, Nigeria
Thursday, 7 October 2021
Kick-off is at 17h00 
 
Nigeria will face Central African Republic (CAR) in a 2022 FIFA World Cup Qualifier - Group C match on October 07.
 
The Super Eagles secured a 2-1 victory over Cape Verde away in their last game which was a Group C match on September 07.
 
Therefore, Nigeria are unbeaten in their last two matches across all competitions having recorded two consecutive victories.


Gernot Rohr
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The Super Eagles have won two of their last three home matches, while the other encounter ended in a defeat as the hosts.
 
“I’m happy with Victor Osimhen’s form and my strikers ahead of our qualifiers against the Central Africa Republic," Nigeria head coach Gernot Rohr said.
 
“Samuel Kalu has also been good, he took his goal well against Montpelier as well as Terem Moffi.
 
“Wilfred Ndidi is out for a month with a hamstring injury. He will be missed for the games against Central African Republic, but we expect him to make a good return next month for the games against Liberia and Cape Verde.”
 
Meanwhile, CAR suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat to Liberia at home in their previous match which was a Group C game on September 06.
 
Therefore, the Wild Beasts are winless in their last nine matches across all competitions having recorded two draws and seven defeats.
 
CAR are also winless in their 10 games on the road having registered three draws and seven losses as the visitors.
 
This will be the first-ever meeting between Nigeria and CAR.
 

Head-to-Head 

Matches - 0
Nigeria - 0
CAR - 0
Draws - 0

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Published: 10/04/2021