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Tuesday, 10 September 2024 15:16

Rwanda 0-0 Nigeria: Super Eagles fail to defeat Rwanda in Kigali

Rwanda 0-0 Nigeria: Super Eagles fail to defeat Rwanda in Kigali

Nigeria failed to defeat Rwanda in a 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier played in Kigali on Tuesday.

The match ended goalless between both countries.

However, the Super Eagles will feel aggrieved as they had what looked like a legitimate goal ruled out in the first half.

 

Victor Boniface’s header from a throw-in fell to Ademola Lookman who put the ball the net.

But the referee ruled it out.

Both sides saw their goalkeepers make fine saves to maintain the stalemate.

Nigeria lead Group D with four points, while Rwanda are in second spot with two points.

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