Cybereagles

5–8 June 2021
Nigeria v Liberia
5–8 June 2021
Central African Republic v Cape Verde
11–14 June 2021
Cape Verde v Nigeria
11–14 June 2021
Liberia v Central African Republic
1–4 September 2021
Nigeria v Central African Republic
1–4 September 2021
Liberia v Cape Verde
5–8 September 2021
Central African Republic v Nigeria
5–8 September 2021
Cape Verde v Liberia
6–9 October 2021
Liberia v Nigeria
6–9 October 2021
Cape Verde v Central African Republic
10–12 October 2021
Nigeria v Cape Verde
10–12 October 2021
Central African Republic v Liberia

Beans and Rice schedule. I'm more concerned about the next rd where we could meet some tough competition.

EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:Beans and Rice schedule. I'm more concerned about the next rd where we could meet some tough competition.

We should not take anybody lightly at all. Just remember

Nigeria 4 Sierra Leone 4

Senegal 1 Swaziland 1

Germany 1 North Macedonia 2

You can not just show up to a match and expect to win, no matter who you play. I will advise our boys to remember this. Hopefully that Sierra Leone match could turn out to be a blessing in disguise as a serious lesson to be learned.

Cape Verde especially could be a tough nut to crack, if they get their act together, and it seems their poor form is beginning to change if we look at their last 2 results


Cape Verde 3 Cameroon 1
Mozambique 0 Cape Verde 1

We should advance to the second round. The second round will be really tough tho. 10 teams advance to the second round and will play two games, one home and one away from which 5 qualify for the world cup. Not much separates the top 10 teams in Africa.

Cape Verde will be VERY TRICKY

vancity eagle wrote:

EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:Beans and Rice schedule. I'm more concerned about the next rd where we could meet some tough competition.

We should not take anybody lightly at all. Just remember

Nigeria 4 Sierra Leone 4

Senegal 1 Swaziland 1

Germany 1 North Macedonia 2

You can not just show up to a match and expect to win, no matter who you play. I will advise our boys to remember this. Hopefully that Sierra Leone match could turn out to be a blessing in disguise as a serious lesson to be learned.

Cape Verde especially could be a tough nut to crack, if they get their act together, and it seems their poor form is beginning to change if we look at their last 2 results


Cape Verde 3 Cameroon 1
Mozambique 0 Cape Verde 1

thank you my brother! in fact am afraid of cape verde

I will take this WC qualifying group (100% & 100 times) over our 2018's where we had to overcome Algeria, Zambia and Cameroon.

doctorollie wrote:I will take this WC qualifying group (100% & 100 times) over our 2018's where we had to overcome Algeria, Zambia and Cameroon.

Remember Angola?As long as we are aware we’ll be ok and at least we play Cape Verde away early in the campaign.

doctorollie wrote:I will take this WC qualifying group (100% & 100 times) over our 2018's where we had to overcome Algeria, Zambia and Cameroon.

Abi o.
Conveniently forgotten.

But waka-man called it from the very beginning four years ago.
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=274293

Beans and rice? Dundun nko?!

Make no mistake, this can go irretrievably south very quickly

Summer break has historically been banana skin for us (anyone remember 2-0 home loss to SA a few years ago?) first two games right after the season ends when our players have been known to go MIA or arrive late

Next two at the end of summer when conditioning and cohesion will be at a premium

We could be toast after 4 games if we don’t approach this with the requisite seriousness....

EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:Beans and Rice schedule. I'm more concerned about the next rd where we could meet some tough competition.

Cape Verde with chase SE to the wire.

I suspect SE will lose the away game to CV, which is the second game in the series, then eye will open.

The first phase is the easy bit. If we top our group, we will now face another top team over 2 legs.

I dont know why people are freaking out over Cape Verde. We havent lost a WCQ match in years. Not saying its going to be a breeze but i expect us to qualify from our group with a game in hand. I also think CV will drop points to Liberia and CAR. My worry is the 3rd round do or die 2 legged fixtures.

bret- hart wrote:I dont know why people are freaking out over Cape Verde. We havent lost a WCQ match in years. Not saying its going to be a breeze but i expect us to qualify from our group with a game in hand. I also think CV will drop points to Liberia and CAR. My worry is the 3rd round do or die 2 legged fixtures.

Nobody is "freaking out"

But no reason to be overconfident. Cape Verde, and frankly the 2 others need to be taken seriously.

vancity eagle wrote:

bret- hart wrote:I dont know why people are freaking out over Cape Verde. We havent lost a WCQ match in years. Not saying its going to be a breeze but i expect us to qualify from our group with a game in hand. I also think CV will drop points to Liberia and CAR. My worry is the 3rd round do or die 2 legged fixtures.

Nobody is "freaking out"

But no reason to be overconfident. Cape Verde, and frankly the 2 others need to be taken seriously.

With due respect to CAR and Liberia, it will be travesty if we don't comfortably see out both teams... the only team I'll be wary of there is Cape Verde.

Group D is tough. Only one out of CIV and Cameron will advance. My pick is CIV.

kendo wrote:

Group A: Algeria
Group B: Tunisia
Group C: Nigeria
Group D: Cote d'ivoire
Group E: Mali
Group F: Egypt
Group G: Ghana
Group H: Senegal
Group I: Morocco
Group J: DR Congo

Round 2

Senegal vs CIV
Tunisia vs DR Congo
Algeria vs Mali
Morocco vs Ghana
Nigeria vs Egypt

To qualify
1. Senegal
2. Tunisia
3. Algeria
4. Morocco
5. Nigeria

I just pray we do not meet CIV in the playoffs.

That one will be a 50/50 tossup as to who goes through.

Anybody else I will be fine with, but even the weakest opponent (DR Congo) will be a tough series.

I hope people are ready for heart attack football. This head to head man is a very tough thing, I no like am to be honest, but for drama's sake it may be more exciting that the worldcup itself.

Someone should investigate Mali. Who did they bribe? They might have as well just list them alone in the group.

Seriously, Africa should consider banning teams like Kenya and Uganda that have no plans whatsoever to qualify for any of the tournaments. Why invite them year after year knowing they won't ever qualify?

kendo wrote:

Bump

...you bumped, what are the standings after last weekend?

fabio wrote: ↑Mon Oct 11, 2021 11:45 amBump

look at the crap post from the SE's jinx kongi... dude said beans and rice ..CAR took 3 points from naija