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The Super Eagles of Nigeria faced disappointment after failing to secure a victory against Zimbabwe in their FIFA World Cup qualifier.

The match ended in a 1-1 draw, with Nigeria conceding a late equalizer due to a defensive lapse by William Troost-Ekong.

Diaspora digital media (DDM) revealed that Victor Osimhen had earlier put Nigeria ahead in the second half, raising hopes of an important victory for the team.

However, as the game neared its conclusion, a defensive mix-up allowed Zimbabwe to capitalize and score a crucial equalizer.

Ekong’s failed clearance and poor positioning gave the opposition an easy chance, which they converted in the closing minutes.

Many Nigerian fans expressed frustration over the result, with social media flooded with criticism directed at the team’s defensive performance.

Some supporters blamed Ekong for not reacting quickly enough to stop the attack that led to the goal.

Others held the entire defensive unit responsible for failing to stay alert and maintain their structure until the final whistle.

Fans urged the Super Eagles to improve their concentration and effort in future matches to avoid further disappointments.

This result puts Nigeria in a difficult position in the World Cup qualifying group, increasing pressure on the squad.

The Super Eagles now have only seven points, trailing South Africa, Rwanda, and Benin Republic in the standings.

If they fail to improve, they risk missing the World Cup for the second consecutive time, disappointing millions of supporters.

The coaching staff and players must find immediate solutions to their defensive issues to strengthen their qualification hopes.

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Upcoming matches will be crucial, and Nigeria must secure victories to regain their position in the group.

The team’s fans remain hopeful but expect better performances to avoid further setbacks in the qualification campaign.

As preparations continue, all eyes will be on the Super Eagles to deliver stronger displays in their next fixtures.


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