As Nigerians come to terms with the dreadful outing of the Super Eagles against Croatia in their opening game of the World Cup in Russia, many have been dissecting the team to find solution that may offer Nigeria an escape route into the second round of the competition to avoid the impending doom of exit that stares them in the face in the first round.
Within the Nigerian camp, there were discordant voices on the performance of the players with many blaming the players for their poor output and in some cases the un-necessary dribbling runs of Victor Moses and his frequent falls that punctuated the pace of the game.
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