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Football

Chelle says Super Eagles have moved on from previous qualifier result

Source: Premium Times · 25 Sep 2026, 07:29 UTC
Chelle says Super Eagles have moved on from previous qualifier result
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Super Eagles coach Éric Chelle said Nigeria’s team had put the outcome of its previous World Cup qualifier behind it and was ready to face Madagascar on Friday, Premium Times reported. The supplied material did not state the earlier result, the venue or the coach’s specific assessment of Madagascar.

Nigeria’s Super Eagles have put the outcome of their previous World Cup qualifier behind them and are ready to play Madagascar on Friday, coach Éric Chelle said, according to Premium Times. Chelle assured Nigerians that the team was prepared for the match. The supplied report did not identify the result that preceded the fixture or explain how it had affected Nigeria’s position in the qualifying campaign.

It also did not provide the venue, the squad selected for the game or details of the team’s preparation. No further comments from players or officials were included. Chelle’s message, as reported, was that the team had moved on from its previous result and was focused on the meeting with Madagascar.

The available material does not give a predicted lineup or an assessment of Madagascar’s strengths. The match was scheduled for Friday, but no kick-off time was provided in the supplied report.

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