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The chief coach of South Africa, Hugo Broos, has delineated the points account that he will ensure that he will ensure the Bafana Bafana qualification for the FIFA 2026 World Cup before Nigeria.
While Super Eagles are under pressure to change their fortune after a bad beginning of the qualifiers, South Africa is in a more comfortable position while preparing for the next set of accessories.
Nigeria, currently fifth in Group C, has not yet secured a victory after four days, registering three draws and a defeat in a highly competitive group with Rwanda, Benin, South Africa, Zimbabwe and Lesotho.
Decisive accessories ahead
While Nigeria prepares to face Rwanda and Zimbabwe in March, Bafana Bafana will receive Lesotho and Broos remain sure of her ability to collect important points.
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In a recent interview, Hugo Broos highlighted the importance of the March qualifiers, stating that winning his next two games would bring South Africa to the 17 points that he thinks will be enough to qualify before Nigeria.
“Now we have seven points, and then Six (in March), there are 13. And then we have four games, which contain up to 12 points. I think if you have 16-17 points, you have described “, Broos said in an interview shared by African football.
He also acknowledged that all teams are still in dispute and that March accessories could determine which sides remain in the race.
“All teams are still in the race. Therefore, March can be a key month, and things will be a bit clearer. ”
“And then, after that, we can say, for example, Rwanda is out. Again, so it is very important to win the two games (against Lesotho and Benin) “, Added.
Current Station and Challenge of Nigeria
Rwanda currently leads Group C with seven points, ahead of South Africa and Benin in the goals difference.
Lesotho is in fourth place with five points, while Nigeria remains fifth with only three, and Zimbabwe is down with two.
To relive their hopes of the World Cup, Nigeria has enlisted the Malian coach Éric Chelle to help guide them through the Crucial Crucial Clacipanes.
With the consecutive absences of the World Cup at stake, the Super Eagles must obtain victories against Rwanda and Zimbabwe to maintain the dispute.
