Nigeria will continue their quest for a fourth Africa Cup of Nations crown when they face Mozambique in Fez on Monday.
The Super Eagles went into the tournament looking to appease fans after their disappointing World Cup qualification campaign.
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So far, the three-time African champions appear to be on the right path, having won their first three matches in the tournament to finish top of Group C.
Eric Chelle’s team showed how much of a threat they are to the opposition, with relentless attacking football, which resulted in eight goals across three preliminary encounters.
That said, they are not without their weaknesses, as they have failed to keep a clean sheet in the competition so far, conceding four goals in the process.
