World Cup Fans: Nigeria's Super Eagles set to fly in Russia


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Nigeria is one of Africa’s many successful nations during a World Cup turn carrying reached a second turn during 3 prior tournaments.


National team, a Super Eagles, will have a youngest choice during a finals after this year in Russia yet Nigerian football fans vital in Australia trust their republic is still good positioned to turn a initial African republic to win a World Cup.


Facing Argentina for a fifth time is expected to be a plea yet since a Super Eagles have mislaid all prior World Cup meetings opposite a South American giant. The group has also drawn opposite Iceland and Croatia yet Nigerian innate Australian fan Joe Musa told SBS News that hopes sojourn high.


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“These guys are hungry, Messi has already done it. These guys wish to make it and do everything… to make certain they are famous in a world,” pronounced Mr Musa.


There are some-more than 300 tribes in Nigeria and a usually thing stronger than their passion for football is their adore of community. According to village personality Daniel Obiokolie, tighten genealogical holds reason loyal for Australian Nigerians too and when a inhabitant group plays, all differences are put aside.


“Even if we have some divides on racial lines or eremite lines, when it comes to soccer we are really most united,” Mr Obiokolie said.  


Leo Okonkwo relocated from a United Kingdom to Australia 3 months ago and was happily astounded to learn that a Nigerian village is thriving, and that World Cup heat is building down under.


“You can see currently that a village is large… a village is really colourful out here in Australia and in Sydney especially,” Mr Okonkwo said.


Nigerian football fan Joe Musa on house a Super Eagles World Cup journey.

No African republic has ever won a FIFA World Cup yet Nigeria has reached a second turn 3 times before. If a group reaches a hit out proviso again in Russia in June, a Super Eagles will not be taken easily for a rest of a tournament.


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Article source: http://watoday.com.au/sport/tennis/australian-open-2016-novak-djokovic-hits-andy-murray-for-six-20160131-gmi8ww.html

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