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Cameroon vs Nigeria: Super Eagles' Predicted XI

Having seen Maduka Okoye play 90 minutes on Friday, there’s an expectation that a change will be made between the sticks on Tuesday, with the young shot-stopper playing from the off this time.

Francis Uzoho (Goalkeeper)

Naturally a right-back, the fact he’s steady but unspectacular in that position suggests Gernot Rohr may start the wide defender as a right-sided centre-back as opposed to utilising him at right wing-back.

Abdullahi Shehu (Centre-back)

Awaziem had a good outing in the first meeting between the sides and, given the dearth of central defenders anyway, ought to retain his place.
Valentine Ozornwafor (Centre-back)

Ozornwafor made his Nigeria debut at the death against Cameroon on Friday and he could make his first start on Tuesday, with Awaziem and Shehu either side of the towering Galatasaray defender.

Chidozie Awaziem (Centre-back)

Iwobi’s 2020/21 success in that position with Everton means he could be used in wide defence by Rohr, especially as injuries have limited the team’s options.

Alex Iwobi (Right wing-back)

Nigeria’s decimated squad may lead to Simon, usually deployed on the left flank with Nantes, featuring on from a deeper position.

Moses Simon (Left wing-back)

One of the better players in that 1-0 loss, Ndidi starts when fit.

Wilfred Ndidi (Central midfield)

Etebo and Ndidi’s partnership in the middle of the park is tipped to continue against the Central African nation.

Oghenekaro Etebo (Central midfield)

Despite Rohr’s reluctance to use new faces on Friday night, the German tactician could start the Slavia Prague attacker this time, rather than limit him to another cameo.
Anayo Iwuala (Forward)

The Enyimba wideman offers the energy and direct running that the Super Eagles could lean on when they do battle with Toni Conceicao’s Lions.

Peter Olayinka (Forward)

Surely, the Lorient frontman gets his first Super Eagles start after featuring for around 25 minutes against the Central Africans on Friday.

Terem Moffi (Centre-forward)

Cameroon vs Nigeria: Super Eagles' Predicted XI | Goal.com

With Gernot Rohr hinting at a change to a back three, Goal attempts to anticipate the German’s line-up against the Indomitable Lions on Tuesday.