Nigeria’s Supersand Eagles will depart Nigeria to Nouakchott, on Friday morning, for their 2024 Beach Soccer, Africa Cup of Nations qualifying match, against their Mauritanian counterparts, slated for Saturday, after five years in the international wilderness.
The match, which is the first of a two-leg fixture, will have Egyptian officials take charge with Hany Eleraky as the referee, Ahmed Nofal Referee 2, and Ibrahim Mahgoub as Referee 3, while Khaled Elewa will serve as time keeper, and Moroccan El Mansouri Taha, the Commissioner.
NFF had appointed Abdullahi Isa, a veteran w Head Coach of the Supersand Eagles, with Christopher Kadiri as Assistant Coach and Bashar Samaila as Goalkeepers’ Trainer.
Experienced players Victor Tale and Emeka Ogbonna are among the playing body, which also includes Arome Isah, Adams Taiwo, Emmanuel Ohwoferia, Godwin Tale, Egan-Osi Ekujimi, Chidozie Frank and Hassan Abdullahi.
The return leg is scheduled for Saturday, 27th July in Nigeria.
