The Super Eagles will open their training camp in Uyo on September 1, 2024, as they prepare for the 2025 AFCON qualifiers against Benin and Rwanda. The Nigerian national team will first face Benin at home on September 7, with the match scheduled for 5 pm.
Three days later, they will travel to Rwanda for another AFCON qualifier. The next international break is set to take place between September 3 and 10, giving the team time to finalize their preparations. A team official confirmed that the backroom staff will arrive in Uyo on September 1, and they expect most of the players to report in good time for the camp.
Editorial
The Super Eagles’ upcoming training camp in Uyo is crucial as they gear up for two important AFCON qualifiers against Benin and Rwanda. With a packed schedule ahead, including the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, these AFCON matches offer Nigeria an opportunity to lay a solid foundation in their quest for success on the continental stage.
The team’s ability to build momentum during the September international break will be key, and the decision to start camp early reflects the coaching staff’s commitment to ensuring that the players are physically and mentally ready. As fans, we eagerly anticipate seeing the squad come together and put in the hard work necessary to succeed.
The Super Eagles have a proud history of competing in Africa’s top tournaments, and their preparations must reflect the high expectations that come with representing a football powerhouse like Nigeria. The upcoming matches will test the team’s tactical setup and provide a glimpse into how the squad is shaping up for future challenges, including the World Cup qualifiers.
We believe the Super Eagles are well positioned to rise to the occasion, and the camp in Uyo will serve as the launching pad for another successful AFCON campaign.
Did You Know?
- The Super Eagles are three-time winners of the Africa Cup of Nations, with their last victory coming in 2013.
- The upcoming match against Benin will take place on September 7, 2024, with a kick-off time of 5 pm.
- Uyo’s Godswill Akpabio Stadium has been a frequent venue for the Super Eagles’ home matches, offering world class facilities.
- The Super Eagles will face Rwanda three days after their match against Benin in another crucial AFCON qualifier.
- The 2025 AFCON tournament will be hosted by Guinea, marking the country’s first time hosting the competition.
