Super Eagles Land In Sfax Ahead Of Libya Clash today as they are ready to win

Gernot Rohr’s men are currently second in group E with six points from two games following their 4-0 thumping of Libya in Saturday’s clash at the Akwa Ibom international stadium in Uyo.

Another win will see the Super Eagles earn nine points from four games with two games (against South Africa and Seychelles) to play.

South Africa who face Seychelles in Victoria in the other group fixture lead the group with seven points from three games while Libya are third with four points.

Seychelles occupy the bottom of the group with no points earned from three games and they have a -13 goals deficit.