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Aliyu Zubairu, the head coach of the Flying Eagles, has expressed confidence in his team’s readiness for the match ahead of Nigeria’s tantalizing Round of 16 matchup with Argentina at the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Chile.
The seven-time African champions will now face an Argentine team that has won all three of their group matches and is unbeaten thus far after advancing through the group stage as one of the top third-place teams. But once the whistle blows, according to Aliyu Zubairu, reputation is meaningless.
“We’ll prepare with the same mentality, focus, discipline, and teamwork because every game is a new challenge,” he declared soon after Nigeria’s qualification was confirmed. “We have respect for Argentina, but we have to overcome this obstacle.”
After a 1-1 draw with Colombia in their last group match, Zubairu’s team reportedly had to work their way into the knockout stage.
“We were proactive and stood our ground, even though it wasn’t easy,” Zubairu said. Our attempt to block their passing lanes gave us a slight advantage since we knew they were athletic and skilled with the ball. We are not concerned about who we will face; all we wanted was to advance to the next round.
And in Talca, that tenacity was clear. Kener Gonzalez’s clean finish early in the second half gave the Flying Eagles the lead after they had hit the woodwork three times in the first half. But they didn’t want to panic.
A series of saves by 15-year-old goalie Ebenezar Harcourt, who has already earned CHAN caps, kept Nigeria in the match until captain Daniel Bameyi displayed steely grit to score a late penalty to guarantee qualification.
The Flying Eagles eliminated the South Americans at this identical point two years ago, and memories of that game will linger as Argentina waits in Santiago. Although he is aware that it will require exceptional circumstances, coach Aliyu Zubairu hopes history can repeat itself.
According to Zubairu, “we’re confident going into the next game.” “The boys are getting stronger every game, and we’ll keep up the good work to advance in Chile.”
Please take note that on Wednesday, October 8, at 8:30 p.m., the Flying Eagles and Argentina will begin their round of 16 match.
