AFCON 2021: How We Defeated Super Eagles – Tunisia Coach

Hamilton Nwosa
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AFCON 2021: How We Defeated Super Eagles – Tunisia Coach

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Tunisia’s coach Mondher Kebaier has explained how his team defeated the Super Eagles in Sunday’s AFCON 2021 round of 16 game.

He said the team simply neutralised the wing threats of Moses Simon and Samuel Chukwueze.

A second-half strike for stand-in skipper Youssef Msakni was enough to seal qualification into the last eight for Tunisia.

The Eagles were unable to create any shot on target with wingers Simon and Chukwueze rendered ineffective in the game.

He also touched on another aspect of the Eagles game which they took advantage of.

“Today we came up with tactics to put pressure on the Nigerian wingers because they are very dangerous. And we also know they have difficulties when they lose the ball,” he said in his post-match press conference.

Tunisia will now take on Burkina Faso in the quarter-finals.

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