Swiss-based Nigerian coach Adedeji Adeyemi Anthony supports the Super Eagles, predicting victories against Rwanda and Zimbabwe in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. He commends Coach Eric Chelle and emphasizes the need to effectively navigate Rwanda’s tactical setups. Adeyemi expresses strong confidence in the players’ abilities and the support from fans is vital.
Adedeji Adeyemi Anthony, a Nigerian coach based in Switzerland, expresses strong confidence in the Super Eagles as they prepare to face Rwanda and Zimbabwe in the upcoming 2026 World Cup qualifiers. The matches will commence on Friday in Kigali, Rwanda. Formerly a player for Stationary Stores FC of Lagos, Adeyemi was impressed by the recently announced 23-man squad by head coach Eric Chelle, urging Nigerians to support him as an exceptional leader.
Adedeji believes that under Coach Chelle, known for his attacking strategies, the Super Eagles possess the capability to secure victories in both games. Reflecting on their previous encounter with Rwanda, where they struggled to penetrate a compact defense, Adeyemi suggests that Chelle must devise a plan to effectively overcome this tactical setup.
He remarked, “Chelle must find a way to unlock their tactical and defensive formation and find a solution to it. The players are in the mood; they have the motivation and desires to run behind the defense with penetrating passes to go for victory.”
With optimism, he stated, “I’m 100 percent sure that we are going to win in Kigali. We have done it before, we can do it again. After that, coming to Uyo on Tuesday to face Zimbabwe will be easy.” Although acknowledging Zimbabwe’s strength, Adeyemi is confident in the Super Eagles’ ability to triumph.
The Super Eagles are set to compete against Rwanda in Kigali on Friday, March 21, at 5:00 PM Nigerian time, followed by a home match against Zimbabwe in Uyo, Akwa-Ibom state, just four days later.
In summary, Coach Adedeji Adeyemi Anthony expresses unwavering support for the Super Eagles, predicting successful outcomes against Rwanda and Zimbabwe in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. His confidence stems from the coach’s ability to strategize effectively and the players’ readiness to perform. He encourages unity among fans to bolster the team’s morale ahead of the crucial matches.
Original Source: blueprint.ng
