Augustine Eguavoen Disappointed over Super Eagles’ Wasted Scoring Opportunities in Libya Win

Interim Super Eagles of Nigeria manager Augustine Eguavoen isn’t satisfied with the team’s forward prowess when they faced the Lions of Libya. according to reports by SoccerNet, the Nigerian team should’ve scored more goals. At 59 years old,Eguavoen took command of the national team earlier this September, following the collapse of discussions with German tactics specialist, Bruno Labbadia SoccerNet reveals. The manager’s recent experience leading the Nigerians to a win against Benin but a draw away to Rwanda was enriching. And even though Eguaveon was quite pleased seeing his team relieve the tension when they hit the goal; he thinks that the first half of the match was a lull, though the boys intensified the pace and ball circulation notably in the second half News diary. According to the former defensive powerhouse from Gent "The last 25 minutes became better," Eguavoen’s satisfaction seemed tempered. Despite the euphoria that their recent performance in the Libyan game invoked, Eguavoon still harbors mixed feelings, pointing out possible improvements to their style going forward.

The Eagle’s win was a significant factor in the quest for qualification towards the AFCON 2021 tournament. Despite this they have to maintain a positive momentum for their impending voyage to Libya on coming Tuesday. This crucial away battle will take place at the Martyrs of February Stadium, in Benghazi, Libya, with time slated at 8PM WAT.