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Finidi George’s Super Eagles Face Tough Test Against Mali in Marrakesh Friendly

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Finidi George's Super Eagles Face Tough Test Against Mali In Marrakesh Friendly

Interim head coach Finidi George’s Super Eagles are gearing up for a challenging friendly match against Mali in Marrakesh, following their recent victory over Ghana in the Africa Cup of Nations.

The Super Eagles secured a notable win against Ghana with goals from Cyriel Dessers and Ademola Lookman, redeeming themselves after the AFCON final defeat to Ivory Coast.

The upcoming match against Mali poses a crucial test for George and his team as they aim to maintain their winning momentum and secure a strong performance.

Mali, known as Les Aigles, are coming off a victory against Mauritania and boast a competitive squad that could pose a significant challenge to the Super Eagles.

Despite missing key players like Victor Osimhen and Frank Onyeka, the Super Eagles are ready to face Mali in what promises to be an intense and competitive friendly.

Players like Osayi-Samuel, Daouda Guindo, Kelechi Iheanacho, and Cyriel Dessers will play crucial roles in the match, showcasing their skills and determination on the field.

Both teams are eager to put on a strong display as they continue their preparations for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers, adding more significance to the friendly encounter in Marrakesh.

With Eric Chelle leading Mali and a lineup featuring talents like Moses Simon, Mamadou Samassa, and players from Nantes, the match is expected to be a thrilling showdown between two formidable African teams.

Rachel Adams

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