Senegal’s Teranga Lions is Africa’s number one-ranked team, but the Super Eagles are determined to give a good account of themselves when both teams square up in Ismailia on Sunday evening.
The last time both Nigeria and Senegal clashed at senior level was on 23rd March 2017, at The Hive in London. Kelechi Iheanacho equalized from the spot after Moussa Sow had put Senegal ahead – both goals coming in the second half.
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