World Cup: Super Eagles set for historic Jordan friendly
Nigeria’s Super Eagles are set to take on Jordan in an international friendly scheduled to be played in Amman during the March 23–31 FIFA window.
The encounter will mark the first-ever senior meeting between the two nations and forms part of Jordan’s build-up to the FIFA World Cup.
The Super Eagles of Nigeria will take on Jordan in an international friendly in Amman in March. Nigeria’s availability for the game will however depend on FIFA’s impending ruling on the country’s eligibility protest against Democratic Republic of Congo. Iran is reportedly in… pic.twitter.com/dfqpfUvTUg
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Jordan’s World Cup test
Jordan, nicknamed “The Chivalrous Ones,” is preparing for their debut appearance at the World Cup.
They have been drawn into a demanding group featuring the defending champions Argentina, Algeria, and Austria.
Reports suggest that Iran is also exploring a March fixture against the three-time African champions. Additionally, a potential June showdown with the Portugal team is under consideration.
If confirmed, those matches would offer the Super Eagles valuable exposure against varied playing styles from Asia and Europe.