Super Eagles’ Coach, Stephen Keshi, is confident that the country’s national team will pick the maximum points against the Brave Warriors of Namibia in Brazil 2013 World Cup qualifying tie at the Independent Stadium in Windhoek.
The Big Boss, who is yet to lose any competitive game since taking charge as the Super Eagles’ handler, said: “I am confident that we will achieve our objective of earning three points here.
“We have been training hard here since arriving on Friday and I believe the boys are itching to go into action.
“We have eight points now and can qualify with a game to spare, but we must work very hard as I don’t think the Namibians are a push-over.”
The coach and his boys looked forward to another victorious outing.
Since coming into the saddle 20 months ago, Keshi has only lost two games to Egypt, 2-3 in Dubai, and a 0-1 loss to Peru in an international friendly in Lima, the following month.
Both matches were prosecuted by home-based players.
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