Sunday Oliseh Gets Another Chance As Eagles, Lions Clash

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Super Eagles of Nigeria will renew their football rivalry with the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon, when the pair face off in an international friendly on Sunday, October 11, 2015.
The match, News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports, will be beamed live on SS3 HD from 6pm Central African time.
Sunday’s friendly is another opportunity for under fire coach, Sunday Oliseh to realign his team after picking just four points from a possible six in as many games as the team’s manager.
Nigeria’s coach, Sunday Oliseh has another chance to get it right with the team with Sunday’s friendly
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Since he took over, Nigeria have played draw against Tanzania, beaten Niger Republic and were of Congo DR in another friendly match staged in Belgium.
Oliseh has also had to deal with issues ranging from players’ absence, misunderstanding, selection, among others.
A statement issued by Super Sport reads: “Oliseh believes the matches will help him to prepare for the 2018 World Cup qualifiers starting in November to be also broadcast live on SuperSport — World of Champions.
“It’s a mixture of the old and new for Oliseh, who will line up experienced campaigners like John Obi Mikel, Elderson Echiejile, Emmanuel Emenike and Ogenyi Onazi.
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“The New faces in the team include Kingsley Madu, Wilfred Ndidi, Alex Iwobi, Sylvester Igbonu, Abdullahi Shehu and former U-17 and U-20 goalkeeper, Dele Alampasu”
Meanwhile, the coach, whom many Nigerians , Vincent Enyeama, during the altercation.

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