Ronaldo's hair, other rituals in sports history after Egypt slaughter calf at AFCON 2023
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Nigerian singer Omah Lay and Kurt Zouma linked up to talk about Nigeria's chances of winning the Africa Cup of Nations.
The Super Eagles are set to face Ivory Coast in the final at the Alassana Ouattara Stadium on February 11 after four weeks of fantastic football action.
Jose Peseiro's side were not one of the pre-tournament favourites, but their confidence grew as the names went by, thanks to a solid defensive line. They have only conceded once in open play, with their biggest win coming against Sunday's opponents in the group stage.
Ronaldo's hair, other rituals in sports history after Egypt slaughter calf at AFCON 2023
FootballMeanwhile, the Ivory Coast was saved from the brink of elimination by Morocco. They eliminated the defending champions Senegal before digging deep to see off Mali and DR Congo. The Elephants sacked their coach, Jean Louis-Gasset, with Emerse Fae taking over on an interim basis.
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Omah Lay would love to see a Nigerian win, which would be their first triumph since 2013.
"It will be amazing how crazy the people are going to jump. I am hopeful that this is going to be the year for us."
The Understand hitmaker was talking to West Ham captain Zouma on the eve of the final, promising that the world would shake if Nigeria won.
"This means a lot. The world is going to shake."
Zouma had two teammates at this year's edition, with Ghana's Mohamed Kudus getting knocked out in the group stage. Nayef Aguerd and his Morocco side were eliminated in the round of 16 by South Africa.
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FootballSports Brief has also reported on what Nigeria needs to do to beat Ivory Coast in the AFCON final. Nigeria will walk into the game as favourites, but the hosts will be buoyed after seeing off heavyweights on their route to the final.
Peseiro can back on his strong defensive set-up but should be worried about how South Africa had easy pickings in the semi-final.