Nigeria’s Super Eagles are back in Fès following their quarter-final victory over the Desert Foxes of Algeria, reports Completesports.com.
Éric Chelle’s side defeated the two-time champions 2-0 at the Grand Stade de Marrakech on Saturday.
They got their goals through Victor Osimhen, and Akor Adams.
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The Super Eagles returned to a familiar territory in Fès where they played all their three group games, and Round of 16 fixture against the Mambas of Mozambique.
The three-time champions will hold a recovery session at the Saardienne football complex, Fez later tonight.
The session will commence at 6.15pm local time.
Nigeria will be up against the Atlas Lions of Morocco in the semi-final in Rabat on Wednesday.
By Adeboye Amosu
3 Comments
Why not straight flight to Rabat?
And when are they going to Rabat?
This is true.
My broda, this beats d imagination ooo. The only logical reason for dem returning to Fez i can think of is to avoid distraction. Maybe flying to Rabat early against d host nation would result in typical North African intimidation and being in d capital city, it will be even worse. If they can have two training sessions today and one Monday, fly out on monday evening abd have two training seesions on Tuesday, they should be ok. Just my tot