Kwesi Appiah, the head coach of Sudan, stated that his team is not afraid of Nigeria, according to a report by Completesports. The Falcons are set to face Eric Chelle’s team in a Group D match of the 2024 African Nations Championship at Amman Stadium in Zanzibar on Tuesday. Appiah’s team was disheartened by a late goal that resulted in them securing just one point rather than the full three in their match against Congo. The Sudanese team is ready to battle the Home Eagles, who are the clear favorites in the Group D matchup. The Ghanaian coach expressed that while his team holds the Eagles in high regard, they will approach the game with confidence. Additionally, Home Eagles Captain Nduka emphasized the importance of defeating Sudan to prevent an early exit from the tournament. “Nigeria is a major power in African football and we hold them in high regard, but we won’t let fear dictate our approach.” “I don’t see any rivalry; it’s simply a game and the superior team will come out on top,” Appiah stated, according to thenff. “I’ve only seen one match of the Nigerian team and cannot evaluate them based on just that one game.” I don’t view any individual player as a danger, but rather the entire team as a whole.
