Zimbabwe head coach Michael Nees warns Nigeria and Benin ahead of World Cup qualifiers. Zimbabwe seeks victory in upcoming matches after poor performance in the qualifiers. Nees emphasizes positivity and confidence as key to successful outcomes.
Michael Nees, the head coach of Zimbabwe, has issued a warning to Nigeria’s Super Eagles and the Republic of Benin as the World Cup qualifiers approach. Currently, Zimbabwe ranks sixth in the qualifiers group, while Nigeria is positioned fifth. Both teams have yet to secure any points since the qualifiers commenced.
Zimbabwe is set to face the Republic of Benin today, followed by a match against Nigeria in Uyo next Tuesday. Nees has emphasized that his squad is determined to achieve victory in both encounters.
In his statements, Coach Nees remarked, “Two difficult games, first against Benin and then Nigeria, when you consider the results and analyze the opponents. Benin has good quality, while Nigeria requires no introduction. We must approach these games with positivity and self-confidence, giving our utmost to deliver solid performances.”
The Super Eagles aim to boost their morale with a win against Rwanda tomorrow, which would enhance their confidence ahead of the home match against Zimbabwe. Nees further noted that they are eager to restart their qualification campaign on a positive note: “We have to restart this qualification in a positive way. Our goal is to foster a good atmosphere and do everything possible to turn things around.”
Previously, the Warriors of Zimbabwe managed a 1-1 draw against Nigeria during their last clash, indicating a competitive rivalry between the two teams.
In summary, Zimbabwe’s head coach, Michael Nees, is strategically preparing for upcoming matches against Benin and Nigeria in the World Cup qualifiers. He has highlighted the need for confidence and high performance from his team. Both nations are battling for points, aiming to secure their standings in the qualifiers. The teams’ previous encounter ended in a draw, suggesting a competitive rivalry ahead.
Original Source: soccernet.ng
