Super Eagles Captain William Troost-Ekong Has Opened Up About Nigeria’s Gritty 2-1 Victory Over The Crocodiles Of Lesotho In Friday Night’s World Cup Qualifier At The New Peter Mokaba Stadium, Polokwane.
The Defender, Who Calmly Converted A Penalty To Open The Scoring In The 55th Minute, Praised Lesotho For Their Resilient Performance. Substitute Jerome Adams Akor Later Doubled Nigeria’s Lead Ten Minutes From Time, Securing Three Vital Points For The Super Eagles.
In His Post-Match Press Conference, Troost-Ekong Acknowledged The Effort Of The Opponents, Saying, “Lesotho Played A Great Game. It Was Not Easy To Come Here And Win. I Understand Their Disappointment Because They Put Up A Good Fight.”
The Captain Also Highlighted The Pressure The Team Has Been Under Throughout The Qualifiers: “The Game Was Tough. The Pressure Has Been On Us Since March, Maybe Since The Start Of The Qualifiers.”
Looking Ahead, The Super Eagles Are Set To Face Benin Republic In A Crucial Final Group Match At The Godswill Akpabio International Stadium, Uyo. The Stakes Are High, With A Spot At The 2026 FIFA World Cup On The Line.
Troost-Ekong Remains Confident: “We Just Have To Focus On Ourselves. We Have A Team Of Guys Who Want To Do Better. We Have A Winning Mentality. This Game In Uyo Is A Final For Us, And We Will Give Everything.”
The Nigerian Captain’s Leadership And Determination Continue To Inspire The Squad As They Prepare For Another Intense Encounter. Fans Will Be Hoping The Super Eagles Rise To The Occasion And Secure Their Place On The Road To The World Cup.
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