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Home»Sports»Osaze Odemwingie Believes Super Eagles Can Exploit Cote d’Ivoire’s Weaknesses
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Osaze Odemwingie Believes Super Eagles Can Exploit Cote d’Ivoire’s Weaknesses

Adejuyigbe FrancisBy Adejuyigbe FrancisFebruary 10, 2024Updated:February 10, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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Former Super Eagles forward Osaze Odemwingie has said the team have an advantage over Cote d’Ivoire as the two African giants clash in the final of the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations, AFCON, on Sunday.

Osaze Odemwingie has lend his voice to talk about the AFCON 2023 tournament ahead of the grand finale.

The Super Eagles of Nigeria defeated the Elephants of Cote D’Ivoire 1-0 during the group stage of the competition.

 





Ivory Coast beat defending champions Senegal, Mali, and Dr Congo en route to the final to set up a final clash against Nigeria.

“Hopefully, history repeats itself and we beat them once again in this tournament, I think we have the upper hand emotionally and maybe mentally because we know we have already had a good performance against them with the support of the crowd,” Odemwinge said to Channels Television.

“So I think the boys will have it at the back of their minds that during this tournament, they have already won but you know at the same time you know a very good start is very important”

“We have all the talents. We have a team with more talented players than Cote d’Ivoire. If we match them physically, they cannot match us for skill and that would be my hope that all these skills you know come out in the game because we want to unlock their defense.

 

“They conceded four goals against Equatorial Guinea, so there are places to exploit and I am sure they will show them the images of where those goals came from, and hopefully, our boys will do the same thing and use those key weak areas in their team because scoring will be important and if we can score first, obviously it will us you you know to keep their fans and all home support quiet.” Osaze Odemwingie concluded.

The Much anticipated final encounter comes up 9pm Nigerian time tomorrow.

 

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