Nigeria Super Eagles Maintain 2026 World Cup Hope with Rwanda Win

Nigeria's Super Eagles are fighting to keep their hopes alive for the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification after a crucial 1-0 victory over Rwanda, with Tolu Arokodare scoring the decisive goal. The team currently sits fourth in Group C and faces a must-win match against South Africa, who lead the group but face potential point deductions for fielding an ineligible player. Despite a rocky start to the qualifiers, including only one win in six matches, the squad, led by coach Eric Chelle and senior players like William Troost-Ekong and Moses Simon, remains determined and motivated to win their remaining fixtures. Players such as Lazio midfielder Fisayo Dele-Bashiru emphasize the importance of winning the upcoming matches and are confident in the team's ability to qualify. The Super Eagles' path is challenging, requiring victories in all remaining games, but the team and coaching staff are united in their fight, inspired by renewed tactics and a strong team spirit. Nigeria's upcoming matches against Rwanda and South Africa will be pivotal in deciding their World Cup fate.