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‎‘I Have Brought Back the Smiles to Face of Nigerian Fans’ – Chelle

Super Eagles head coach Eric Chelle has assured Nigerians that his team will strive until the very end to secure a spot in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, following a convincing 4–0 win over Benin Republic that has rekindled hopes nationwide.

‎In a heartfelt interview with former captain Segun Odegbami, Chelle expressed his appreciation to the fans, attributing the team’s revival to their unwavering support.

‎Chelle’s commitment to Super Eagles supporters

‎”I am grateful to the fans. Thank you, Nigeria. I am thrilled to have restored smiles to their faces,” Chelle stated during his conversation with Segun Odegbami.

‎”We triumphed over Benin because the fans motivated the players. I urge them to continue this support [for the playoffs]… I am determined to give my best for Nigeria, and Inshallah, we will qualify for the FIFA World Cup.”

‎The Malian-born coach, who assumed his role earlier this year, has managed to stabilize the team after a challenging start to the qualification process.

‎His strategic discipline and emphasis on team cohesion appear to have yielded positive results, as Nigeria delivered their most dominant performance in recent months.

‎Nigeria’s journey to the World Cup

‎With the group stages completed, Nigeria now faces a more challenging route through the CAF playoff rounds. The Super Eagles have been matched against Gabon in the semi-final stage, while Cameroon will compete against DR Congo in the other match.

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‎A win over Gabon would pave the way for a potential high-stakes final showdown against either Cameroon or DR Congo, with the victor moving on to the FIFA Intercontinental Playoffs.

‎This phase will see Nigeria representing Africa against teams from Asia, South America, Oceania, and North America for one of the last two World Cup berths.

‎Currently ranked 45th in the world, Nigeria has a solid opportunity to be seeded, which could grant them a bye to the final playoff round.

‎With lower-ranked teams such as Bolivia and New Caledonia already confirmed for the intercontinental stage, Chelle’s squad could find themselves in a favorable position, assuming they successfully navigate the upcoming challenges.

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