Nigeria's Super Eagles Suffer Setback in World Cup Qualifiers with 2-1 Loss to Benin
In a tightly contested match on June 10, 2024, Nigeria's Super Eagles fell 2-1 to Benin in their World Cup qualifier, dealing a blow to their qualification hopes.
The Super Eagles got off to a promising start, with Onyedika scoring in the 25th minute to give the team an early lead. However, Benin equalized just 11 minutes later through Dossou, leveling the score at 1-1 heading into halftime.
The second half saw Benin take the lead in the 47th minute, with Mounie scoring the decisive goal. Despite their efforts, the Super Eagles were unable to find an equalizer, ultimately succumbing to a 2-1 defeat.
The loss leaves the Super Eagles in fifth place in Group C, with three points from their opening matches. Lesotho currently leads the group, followed by Rwanda and Benin. South Africa occupies the fourth spot, with Zimbabwe rounding out the bottom of the table.
The Super Eagles will look to rebound from this setback in their upcoming matches, knowing that a strong performance is needed to keep their World Cup dreams alive.
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