2026 WCQ: Super Eagles must secure victories against South Africa, Benin — Onyeka
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The Super Eagles have yet to clinch a win in the qualifiers, settling for draws against the underdogs Lesotho and Zimbabwe.
Brentford's midfielder Frank Onyeka has emphasized the necessity for the Super Eagles to triumph in their forthcoming matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers.
The Super Eagles have yet to clinch a win in the qualifiers, settling for draws against the underdogs Lesotho and Zimbabwe.
Finidi George's team is set to host South Africa's Bafana Bafana in their upcoming match on Friday, June 7.
Subsequently, the ex-African champions will play an away game against the Benin Republic at the Felix Houphouet Boigny Stadium in Abidjan, just three days later.
Onyeka has stressed the significance of securing wins in both encounters.
"We must approach the game with full intensity due to its importance to us and the nation. Garnering only two points from two matches is unsatisfactory, hence the urgency to win the next two. We're committed and prepared for the challenge," Onyeka conveyed to Tobi Adepoju in London.
He acknowledged the challenge ahead, "We're aware of Gernot Rohr's capabilities, and we recognize the difficulty of competing against African teams. We'll enter the fray with utmost determination, aiming for victory."
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