2026 WorldCupQ: Super Eagles arrive Rwanda for Zimbabwe test

• Team to train at Huye Stadium tonight

Nigeria’s Super Eagles are gearing up for Zimbabwe’s Crocodiles test after arriving Rwanda for Sunday’s 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying clash.

The delegation comprising players and officials departed Uyo’s Victor Attah International Airport, Uyo, Friday night.

Kigali!
The 🦅 has landed.

The Nigerian delegation have arrived Kigali, Rwanda for the @NGSuperEagles🇳🇬 #FIFAWorldCupQualifier with Zimbabwe🇿🇼 on Sunday.

The players and officials have checked into their hotel.

Training later today. #SoarSuperEagles#letsdoitagain pic.twitter.com/YGx5Wnj83S

— The NFF 🇳🇬 (@thenff) November 18, 2023

Silently flew into Kigali in the early hours of Saturday morning after a three hours, 30 minutes flight from the Akwa Ibom state capital.

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Interestingly, the delegation then made a two-hour bus road trip to the city of Butare, where the match venue is located.

Back to work. Focused on the next assignment#soarsupereagles #letsdoitagain #fifa2026worldcupqualifiers pic.twitter.com/bh19MRMfW9

— 🇳🇬 Super Eagles (@NGSuperEagles) November 17, 2023

The Super Eagles will later catch a feel of the Huye Stadium tonight.

Sunday’s game will kick-off at 2:00pm Nigeria time.