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CHAN: NFF, Oliseh Beg Nigerians
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COACH Sunday Oliseh
said that losing 1-0 to Guinea
in yesterday’s last group C match of the Africa Nations Championship, was
something he and his team did not envisage.
He regretted the loss coming after the Super Eagles have
chalked up four points from their two previous matches and only needed a draw
against Guinea
to advance to the quarter-final.
“We apologise to Nigerians for this loss, we never
planned to exit the tournament this early. The boys gave their best,” said a
sober Oliseh after the game.
Meanwhile, the Nigeria Football Federation also expressed
regrets over the Super Eagles shock exit.
NFF
president, Amaju Pinnick reiterated that the African Nations Championship is
“both developmental and preparatory for bigger challenges,” and said without
mincing words that the Federation would now shift focus to the qualification
race for the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations.
Check the Daily
Independent newspaper for the full story.
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