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Sunday Oliseh’s first competitive match in charge as coach of
the Super Eagles failed to end in happy ending. The former Eagles captain could
not inspire his side as they only managed a 0-0 draw against Tanzania in Dares
Salaam.
The Super Eagles
had goalkeeper Carl Ikeme to thank for his heroics following his superlative
showing in his debut match.
“We struggled in
the first half. The second half we were a little better. But we lacked quality
in certain areas,” Oliseh said.
Nigeria now top
the group with four points from two matches but that could change when Egypt
play at Chad on Sunday.
Egypt and Nigeria
both won their opening qualifiers in June and meet each other in two successive
matches next March.
More to follow…
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