Cape Verde Vs Nigeria - Everything You Need to Know About The World Cup Qualifier

 

• Where will the Match be played, 
• How you can Watch Online or on Television,
•  Which players will be participating 
• And More... 

Cape Verde vs Nigeria

Venue: De Municipal Adérito Sena Stadium, Mindelo Island

Date: Tuesday September 7

Time: 17:00 GMT+1 (5pm Nigeria time) 

How to Watch Online and on Television

Online: you can watch on NFF TV App on your phone or other internet enabled device. 

Television: The match will be broadcast live on NTA station, you can connect through cable TV subscription on DStv or GOtv, then StarTimes. 

Cape Verde 

Cape Verde Island’s head coach Pedro ‘Bubista’ Leitão is convinced that his charges have the tools to trouble Nigeria as the  Super Eagles  take on the Blue Sharks  in tomorrow’s Qatar 2022 day Two qualifier in the Island of Mindelo.

“From the moment we finished the game in the Central African Republic, we started thinking about this game,” Bubista  reportedly told said Cape Verdean publication, Expresso das Ilhas. “Obviously, we want to be as strong as possible to look for the three points.

“As we create opportunities with the Central African Republic, we are confident that we will also be able to create with Nigeria and any other team. We always enter the field with a spirit of victory.”

Cape Verde played 1 - 1 draw in the away game with Central Africa Republic. The match was played in Cameroon. 

Nigeria

Nigeria national team, Super Eagles, top the group C table of the FIFA World Cup qualifier, after beating Liberia in Lagos and also confident to grab away win in Cape Verde, despite that some of their key players could not make the trip. 

List of Players Who Couldn't Make the Trip

In the meantime, the  coach Gernot Rohr-led  Super Eagles  would be without its Britain-based players no thanks  to the Covid-19 red alert UK  restrictions  on the Island country  of Cape Verde.

Missing on the trip for the Tuesday match were two-goal hero  against Liberia Kelechi Iheanacho  as well as defenders Leon Balogun (Rangers); William Ekong (Watford ); midfielders Oghenekaro Etebo (Watford); Wilfred Ndidi (Leicester ); Joseph Ayodele-Aribo Rangers) and striker Alex Iwobi (Everton).

Ahmed Musa Expected New Record

Meanwhile, Super Eagles captain Ahmed Musa will become just the third player from Nigeria to make the landmark of 100 caps should he feature in tomorrow’s 2022 World Cup Qualifiers Group C clash against Cape Verde tomorrow at the Municipal Adérito Sena Stadium in Mindelo.

The 27-year-old winger, who made his international debut on September 5, 2010, in an AFCON qualifier against Madagascar in Calabar, notched his 99th  cap in the Eagles 2-0 win over the Lone Star of Liberia in Lagos on Friday.

He is likely to join former Eagles greats and captain Vincent Enyeama and Joseph Yobo as the only players to have played a century or more games for the national team. Both Enyeama and Yobo ended their international careers on 101 caps and Musa, barring any major dip of form or injury in the future, will likely break this record.

Air Peace to Fly Super Eagles and Reward the Team with A Bonus

The Super Eagles departed Lagos for Cape  Verde  with   their  chartered  Air Peace flight  via Murtala Muhammed Airport earlier  Monday at 2am.

While Peace Airline chairman has promise to reward Super Eagles player with a bonus of NGN 2 million if the team defeat Cape Verde in the away game.