Super Eagles Drop to Fourth Ahead of South Africa Clash

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The Super Eagles of Nigeria will confront South Africa on Friday in a crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier, under increased pressure as they have slipped to the 4th spot in Group C.

Prior to Thursday, the Super Eagles held the third position in the group following two draws in their initial qualification matches. They secured 1-1 draws against both Zimbabwe and Lesotho.

Nigeria must defeat Bafana Bafana to potentially move to the top of Group C, depending on the outcome of the match between Lesotho and Zimbabwe.

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