Super Eagles Technical Adviser, Augustine Eguavoen, has actually given a reason why he is not stressed over the Super Eagles ‘2022 FIFA World Cup play-off against the Black Stars

of Ghana. Eguavoen stated he is not worried because the Super Eagles have a team that knows that their clash with Ghana is a mountain they have to climb.

He stated this while speaking throughout a virtual meeting with Youth and Sports Minister Sunday Dare, chieftains of the Nigeria Football Federation, Super Eagles gamers and Coach Emmanuel Amuneke, on Tuesday night.

Nigeria and the Black Stars of Ghana will take on in a two-legged 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier in March.

The West African giants were removed from the just-concluded 2021 Africa Cup of Nations, AFCON, in Cameroon.

Eguavoen said: “It’s constantly an honour to serve the country. I was impressed with the high level of discipline and dedication of the players at the AFCON in Cameroon, and I feel fortunate to lead the group.

“We have two difficult video games against Ghana next month however I’m not too worried since we have a team that understands it is a mountain that we need to climb up.

“We have a great headache to deal with– which is a surplus of good players. I want to thank the Government and the NFF for all the support during the AFCON; we’ll require even greater assistance for the World Cup play-off.”