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Three Goals, Three Points: Super Eagles Down Tanzania

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Three Goals, Three Points: Super Eagles Down Tanzania

At the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium in Uyo, Nigeria’s Super Eagles defeated Tanzania 3-1 on Friday to start their 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying campaign.

Alhassan Yusuf, who completed an assist from Ademola Lookman, gave the Super Eagles the lead just two minutes into the match.

Tanzania, however, rallied and tied the score in the 32nd minute, with A. Msanga scoring on an assist from N. Miroshi to make it 1-1 prior to halftime.

Wilfred Ndidi’s pass was converted by Tolu Arokodare in the 52nd minute, giving Nigeria the lead again seven minutes into the second half.

Eight minutes later, Arokodare scored once more, completing his brace with an assist from Moses Usor to increase Nigeria’s lead to 3-1.

Tanzania made an attempt to reenter the game, but the Super Eagles persevered and won all three points.

Nigeria had a higher possession percentage (67.8%) than Tanzania (32.2%), and they made 17 shots compared to their opponents’ 9.

The hosts completed 543 passes at an accuracy rate of 86.2% and recorded seven shots on goal, four more than Tanzania.

Nigeria’s Group L qualifying campaign for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations is off to a strong start thanks to the victory.

Congratulations to the Super Eagles on their impressive 3-1 victory over Tanzania in Uyo. Wishing the team continued success and the very best in their forthcoming match—keep the momentum going!

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