No More Minnows: Lesotho Coach Warns Super Eagles

Lesotho Head coach, Leslie Notsi sent a strong message to Nigeria ahead of their World Cup qualifier clash this Thursday.

Despite acknowledging his team’s underdog status, Notsi stated that Lesotho is no longer an easy opponent, and that they’re in Uyo for business.

 

 

The gaffer highlighted his side’s recent achievements, including reaching the COSAFA Cup final and a close match against Cote D’Ivoire.

“We appreciate the moment and the exposure it brings. Lesotho is no longer a walkover team, and while we respect Nigeria’s history and talent, we are here to compete, not rollover.”

Although Lesotho has suffered three consecutive losses against the Super Eagles, Notsi remains optimistic, hoping to defy the odds.

“I think this game comes at the right moment where we’re saying we should see how we can fare against the best team in Africa.

“Yes we are underdogs, on paper, when you look at Nigeria, having qualified for the World Cup several times and the AFCON, the talents they have playing abroad in the best leagues in Europe, the expectations is it’s going to be a tough encounter for us.”

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No More Minnows: Lesotho Coach Warns Super Eagles

Lesotho Head coach, Leslie Notsi sent a strong message to Nigeria ahead of their World Cup qualifier clash this Thursday.

Despite acknowledging his team’s underdog status, Notsi stated that Lesotho is no longer an easy opponent, and that they’re in Uyo for business.

 

 

The gaffer highlighted his side’s recent achievements, including reaching the COSAFA Cup final and a close match against Cote D’Ivoire.

“We appreciate the moment and the exposure it brings. Lesotho is no longer a walkover team, and while we respect Nigeria’s history and talent, we are here to compete, not rollover.”

Although Lesotho has suffered three consecutive losses against the Super Eagles, Notsi remains optimistic, hoping to defy the odds.

“I think this game comes at the right moment where we’re saying we should see how we can fare against the best team in Africa.

“Yes we are underdogs, on paper, when you look at Nigeria, having qualified for the World Cup several times and the AFCON, the talents they have playing abroad in the best leagues in Europe, the expectations is it’s going to be a tough encounter for us.”

If you use the quotes from this content, you legally agree to give www.brila.net the News credit as the source and a backlink to our story. Copyright 2024 Brila Media.



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