Nigeria vs Mozambique live updates: AFCON 2025 match team...

What’s Happening

Not gonna lie, Follow live as Nigeria face Mozambqiue aiming to reach the Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final Africa Cup of Nations Farewell South Africa Ivory Coasts Under-17 Star Misery in Marrakech South Africas Flow of Talent Cameroons Chaos The solid Underachievers live Updated 5s ago Nigeria vs Mozambique live updates: AFCON 2025 match team news as Lookman, Ndidi return to team Follow live as Nigeria face Mozambqiue aiming to reach the Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final Max Mathews and Ed Mackey at 1:19 PM EST Nigeria are looking to extend their 100 per cent at this years AFCON.

Max Mathews · Live Reporter Nigeria vs Mozambique — AFCON latest Nigeria continue their AFCON 2025 campaign with a round of 16 tie against Mozambique today. Eric Chelles side arrived in Morocco as one of the pre-tournament favourites and finished top of Group C with maximum points. (plot twist fr)

Mozambique scraped through as one of the best third-placed sides and have a tough task to progress in Fes.

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) your thoughts: live@theathletic. Com The Athletic s live schedule for the week Follow live coverage of Egypt vs Benin here at 1:19 PM EST Ed Mackey · Live Editor Last time out: Onyedika leads Nigeria past Uganda Nigeria could afford to make a raft of changes to their line-up for their final Group C, having already locked in their status as group winners.

Why This Matters

Paul Onuachu was one of those back-up players who was drafted into the starting XI and he opened the scoring from close range just before the half hour mark. Then it was all about Raphael Onyedika — two superb second-half finishes from the midfielder put Nigeria in a commanding position and set them up for a third win in a row. There was a well-taken consolation goal from Rogers Mato, but it was the Nigerians who picked the win and continued their momentum heading into the knockouts.

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The Bottom Line

There was a well-taken consolation goal from Rogers Mato, but it was the Nigerians who picked the win and continued their momentum heading into the knockouts.

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