AFCON 2025: Super Eagles Gear Up for Group C Showdowns Against Tunisia, Uganda

The stage is set for the Super Eagles of Nigeria as they prepare to compete in Group C of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). Drawn alongside Tunisia and Uganda, Nigeria’s national football team aims to reclaim African football glory in this prestigious tournament hosted by Morocco.

The Super Eagles’ group includes formidable opponents. Tunisia, a team with a strong AFCON pedigree, poses a significant threat, while Uganda has earned respect for their spirited performances in recent years. Head coach José Peseiro and his team are optimistic but cautious, ensuring no opponent is underestimated.

William Troost-Ekong, a key figure in Nigeria’s defense, emphasized this stance during a media briefing, stating, “We won’t underrate our opponents. Every team in this tournament has earned their spot, and we are focused on one goal—winning the title.”

Football fans and analysts have weighed in on Nigeria’s chances. Many are confident in the Super Eagles’ ability to advance from the group stage, citing the team’s blend of experienced players like Victor Osimhen and emerging talents.

“The Super Eagles have the firepower and depth to go all the way,” said a football enthusiast interviewed by Daily Nigerian. However, there is also a call for discipline and tactical brilliance to navigate the complexities of AFCON tournaments.

The Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) has reiterated its commitment to providing the team with all necessary support. Training camps and friendly matches have been scheduled to ensure optimal readiness for the tournament.

As the countdown to AFCON 2025 continues, the Super Eagles carry the hopes of millions of Nigerians eager to see their team lift the trophy once again. The last time Nigeria won the title was in 2013, and the players are determined to end the 12-year wait.

The Super Eagles’ journey in Group C will be closely followed, with their opening match against Tunisia expected to set the tone. Fans are optimistic, and the team remains laser-focused on achieving victory in Morocco.