D’Tigers face South Sudan test as World Cup pressure mounts after Cameroon defeat
Nigeria entered the second round with 10 points from the opening three windows and were fourth in Group E, with only one point separating Cameroon from the cluster of Guinea, Tunisia, Nigeria and South Sudan.
Nigeria’s D’Tigers have little time to dwell on their disappointing start to the second round of the 2027 FIBA Basketball World Cup African Qualifiers as they return to action against South Sudan in Radès, Tunisia, on Friday (today).
South Sudan arrive with confidence Unlike Nigeria, the Bright Stars opened the second round with victory, defeating Guinea 81-71 on Thursday.
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