Super Eagles squad for the AFCON qualifier fixture against Guinea-Bissau at the Estadio 24 de Setembro Bissau, are currently trapped inside the stadium NPFLUpdates exclusively reports.
   On Monday evening at the Estadio 24 de Setembro stadium in Bissau, Nigeria defeated the Wild Dogs of Guinea-Bissau in the second leg of their double-header AFCON qualifier matches.
Assistant Captain Moses Simon, scored in the 30th minute through a penalty-kick to give the visitors the lead after defender Osayi-Bright Samuel was brought down in the box.
Efforts by the home side to restore parity in the game proved abortive as the Super Eagles held their positions.
Goal-scoring chances were created by the Super Eagles in the second half, but striking duo of Victor Osimhen and Terem Moffi failed to double their lead.
About one-hour after the match, NPFLUpdates gathered that the players are still inside the stadium. According to reliable sources fans of the Guinea-Bissau team barricaded the Super Eagles exit.
According to a media crew of the national team, the fans are showing too much love to the Nigerian superstars. They requested for Matchday jerseys of the players.
It was also gathered that, some players of the Djurtus stormed the Super Eagles dressing room asking for jerseys.
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What Guinea-Bissau fans did to S’Eagles:
“We are still here. To comot stadium hard us. Thankfully it is all love. No violence yet, but the fans have refused to go home. Even the GB(Guinea-Bissau) players are at the Super Eagles dressing room asking for jerseys. Uzoho, Zaidu(Sanusi) and Lookman gave GB players their match day jerseys,” @RandaAndrew tweeted Monday night.
https://twitter.com/RandaAndrew/status/1640422456014897152?t=0XvaX7T6uYWw2YZiDA8ZKQ&s=19
The Super Eagles players will return to international duties during the next FIFA international break.
They will travel to Sierra Leone for the second leg of their AFCON qualifier match. The Super Eagles won the first leg tie at the Taslim Balogun Stadium Lagos State, Nigeria, last year.
