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NIGERIA'S Super Eagles are in for a difficult time tomorrow when they face the Brave Warriors of Namibia in a Group F 2014 World Cup qualifier slated for the UJ Esuene Stadium, Calabar.
Chief coach of the Warriors Bernard Kaanjuka told FIFA.com in Germany ahead of tomorrow's match: ''We are not going to roll over for anyone. I was listening to Nigeria's coach Stephen Keshi talking about Namibia and he doesn’t seem to rate us that much. He will feel us when we play them,'' Kaanjuka said.
The Namibians arrived Nigeria on Thursday from Germany where the 22-man squad had been training ahead of tomorrow's match billed to kick off at 4.pm.
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