AFCON Qualifier: Nigeria Lose 2-1 To Rwanda

November 18, 2024

By Idris Buba

The Super Eagles of Nigeria, on Monday, suffered a 2-1 defeat to the Wasps of Rwanda in their final match of the African Cup of Nations qualifiers.

Nigeria Winger Samuel Chukwueze put the super eagles ahead in the 59th minute, but Rwanda quickly retaliated and turned the game around scoring in the 72nd and 75th minutes.

Despite the loss, Nigeria super eagles topped their AFCON qualifying group with three wins, two draws, and one defeat.

Details later…

Idris Buba
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