Abuja — Super Eagles head coach, Shaibu Amodu in his quest to strategised and discover more players ahead of the crucial final phase of the 2010 FIFA World Cup and African Cup of Nations qualifying race, will Thursday morning (3:00am Nigerian time) at the new Cali Stadium, lead his wards against their Colombia counterpart in an international friendly.

The match will be Amodu's second friendly match since taking over the Super Eagles job from erswhile coach Berti Vogts after played 1-1 draw with Austria and enjoying a 100 percent record in the just concluded second round of the World Cup and Nations Cup qualifiers.

The Nigeria team for tomorrow's tie are already depleted after several key players including the Vice captain, Joseph Yobo and pacy striker, Osaze Odemwigie opted out of the clash for injury and club engagement issues, but soccer analysts believe the match will provide ample opportunity trying out several players that did the nation proud at the 2008 Beijing Olympic football tournament.

Leadership Sports gathered that players in the camp are already been dominated by the Samson Siasia's Dream Team IV players.Meanwhile Super Eagles Head Coach, Amodu Shaibu has said that his team is good enough to give Colombia a run for their money in Thursday's exhibition game at the sparking -new Cali International Stadium.

"Our expectations are high going into this match. The good thing is that Nigeria has so many good players all over the world and at any point in time, we can call up so many for a particular assignment.

"For sure, we will miss a couple of the veterans who are not here for one reason or the other but we have a team to go in there and dig its feet into the ground", Amodu said as he flew into Cali with 12 players on Monday evening.

The Eagles are scheduled to train at the match venue at 10am and 9pm on Wednesday.

The match starts at 9pm Colombia time (3am Thursday in Nigeria), and is meant to open the new Cali International Stadium, which sources say was built at the cost of $75 million.