WORLD CUP 2018: WHY NIGERIA WILL NEVER WIN THE FIFA WORLD CUP RUSSIA 2018.

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After being the first at Jersey, losing all friendly games and suffering two goals against Croatia on Saturday (june 16 2018). What is the potential of winning the FIFA World Cup RUSSIA 2018?




All the teams in group D are tough teams. Take  a look at Argentina having the World Best player in their team (lionel messi). Although he might not have performed well in the last match but everybody knows he's coming back to revenge. Argentina doesn't   lack good player they've player like (lionel messi, kun agüero, angel Di Maria, Giovanni, otamendi and mascherano). Which player in Nigeria team is up to these Players level. Moreover which teams has the possibility of winning against Lionel Messi as a World Best player with his very talented football skills. Since 1994 Nigeria has only won twice against Argentina out of eight matches. And up till date Nigeria don't have the assurance of winning against Argentina.




While  the other team in the group (Iceland) has a very strong defence. If you flash back at the match against Argentina on Saturday (June 16 2018) you will know Iceland is not in Russia for a joke. Their defence is so strong that the world best player Lionel Messi can't breach it. Lionel Messi had a total shot accuracy of 33% in the match that's a shame to a word best player. Iceland has a very tight defence, if Iceland can have a draw match against Argentina with a total score of 1–1. So.. How possible is it for Nigeria to win against Iceland and Argentina.


If  Nigeria keep playing that kind of game against Croatia i don't think they will ever had a chance of winning the FIFA World Cup RUSSIA 2018.





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Anonymous said…
i dont think so
19 June 2018 at 10:38
Unknown said…
Disagree? Let's watch their next match on Wednesday 22 06 2018
19 June 2018 at 15:40
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