nigeria-national-teams

Nigerian national teams compete in men's international football. The team, known as the Super Eagles, is governed by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF). They have three Africa Cup of Nations titles, the most recent coming in 2013, when they defeated Burkina Faso in the final. In April 1994, the Super Eagles were placed fifth in the FIFA rankings, the highest position ever held by an African football team. The team has won six of the last seven FIFA World Cups, with the exception of the 2006 edition, and has reached the Round of 16 three times. Their first appearance in the World Cup was in 1994. The panel includes representatives from FIFA and the Confederation of African Football. History of Nigeria-National-Teams Nigeria played its first legal game in October 1949, while it was still a British colony, after buzzing in unofficial games throughout the 1930s. Warm-up games were played against amateur teams from across England, including Bromley, Dulwich District, Diocesan Auc...