World Cup: Viral Video of English Speaking Men Looking for Super Eagles in Qatar

• Nigeria's Super Eagles are not in Qatar for the 2022 World Cup after losing the play-offs against Ghana
• Some English speaking men however gathered in Qatar and they started looking for the Super Eagles
• Ghana who beat Nigeria for the World Cup have crashed out in the competition after losing to Uruguay

Some English speaking men have been spotted in Qatar looking for the Super Eagles of Nigeria at the ongoing 2022 FIFA World Cup which is now heading to the round of 16.

The Super Eagles failed to qualify for the 2022 World Cup after losing the play-offs against Ghana in what was a painful one for many Nigerian football lovers.

Qatar would have been a good place for players like Victor Osimhen and Alex Iwobi to proof themselves considering their performances so far this season.

Osimhen in particular has been netting the goals for Napoli this season in the Serie A.

Spain World Cup squad 2022: Which players will represent the Red Fury this World Cup?

Football

Interestingly, Ghana have also crashed out of the 2022 World Cup after losing their last group game against Uruguay on Friday night, 2 December.

According to a video spotted on Facebook, a man and his friends were seen looking for the Super Eagles in Qatar.

Watch the video below

The first man claimed that his father grew up in Ibadan in Oyo State and expressed unhappiness about Nigerian not making it to Qatar.

Luis Saurez blasts FIFA

Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how former Barcelona forward Luis Suarez launched a furious rant at FIFA following Uruguay’s heartbreaking World Cup exit.

Suarez broke down in uncontrollable tears as Uruguay suffered elimination despite beating Ghana 2-0 in their final Group H game.

Germany World Cup squad 2022: Which players will be representing Germany this World Cup?

Football

But the South American giants failed to advance to the knockout phase due to having scored fewer goals over their three games at the Mundial.

Friday’s results meant Portugal topped Group H while South Korea and Uruguay both finished on four points, with the former going through having scored more goals during the group stage.

Uruguay players were furious with German referee Daniel Siebert for failing to award them a penalty late in the game.

Suarez's long-term strike partner Edinson Cavani was brought down in the box by Ghana's Alidu Seidu but the challenge was not even reviewed by VAR.