Nigeria’s Super Eagles striker Terem Moffi has stressed the importance of securing victories in the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Lesotho and the Benin Republic. The team will face Lesotho on Friday and the Benin Republic on Tuesday, matches that are crucial for their position in Group C. Currently, Nigeria trails South Africa and the Benin Republic by three points.
Despite the deficit, the OGC Nice forward expressed confidence in Nigeria’s ability to qualify. In an interview with the Super Eagles media team, Moffi said, “We are really confident about qualifying for the World Cup. We have to do our part and wait for the result of the other teams. So, we are really confident things will go our way.” He urged his teammates to focus on their own performances against Lesotho and Benin rather than worrying about other teams’ results, emphasizing that doing everything within their control is essential for advancing in the qualifying process.
Group C has seen intense competition, with South Africa and the Benin Republic leading the pack. Nigeria’s matches against Lesotho and the Benin Republic will be closely watched as the Super Eagles aim to close the gap and improve their chances of reaching the tournament. Moffi’s confidence serves as a positive sign as the team prepares for these decisive fixtures.
The upcoming games are critical for Nigeria’s fate in the qualifying campaign. With high stakes, the Super Eagles will be looking to deliver strong performances and secure vital wins in their pursuit of a spot at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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