Super Eagles Arrive Rabat in High Spirits Ahead of Morocco Showdown

Nigeria’s Super Eagles have arrived in Rabat ahead of their crucial Africa Cup of Nations semi-final clash against hosts Morocco, TalkTalk Nigeria reports.

The team and their officials made the journey by road from Fès, arriving in the Moroccan capital at about 5:05 pm local time after a two-hour, 30-minute trip. Eric Chelle and his players are currently lodged at the Rihab Hotel, where final preparations will be made ahead of one of the biggest matches of the tournament.

The Super Eagles will hold their first training session in Rabat later tonight at the Complexe Mohammed VI, with the workout scheduled to take place behind closed doors as the technical crew fine-tunes tactical plans.

From a neutral standpoint, Nigeria’s calm and organised arrival reflects a team that understands the magnitude of the task ahead but is not overwhelmed by it. Travelling early and settling quickly could prove vital, especially against a host nation backed by passionate home support.

With confidence growing after a strong run in the competition, the Super Eagles appear focused on preparation rather than noise. As fans count down to the semi-final, this quiet, professional approach may be exactly what Nigeria need to rise to the occasion and edge closer to AFCON glory.