Super Eagles striker Terem Moffi has said Nigeria can take several positives from their 2-2 international friendly draw against Poland.
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Reacting after the match, the Nigerian forward admitted the game provided valuable lessons for the team as they continue adapting to different situations under coach Eric Chelle.
“It was a good game for us as a team,” Moffi said.
The striker opened the scoring for Nigeria during the encounter and expressed delight at finding the net once again for the national team.
“I’m always happy whenever I score for Nigeria,” he implied.
According to Moffi, the Super Eagles displayed moments of good football despite the challenging nature of the match.
“We played some very good football during the game,” he noted.
The forward also praised the team’s ability to adapt tactically throughout different phases of the encounter.
“We tried to adjust to different situations during the match,” he added.
Nigeria remains unbeaten in normal time under Chelle as the squad continues evolving ahead of future competitive fixtures.
“The team is gradually building stronger chemistry and tactical understanding,” many football observers believe.
Moffi’s goal against Poland further strengthens competition within Nigeria’s attacking department ahead of upcoming international matches.
“The forwards are pushing each other strongly now,” supporters continue to say.
The Super Eagles continue using friendly games as opportunities to refine tactics, build chemistry, and integrate new players into the squad.
For Terem Moffi, the message is clear.
The Poland game offered positives.
Scoring for Nigeria remains special.
And the Super Eagles are continuing to improve through every challenge.
Because growth in football comes through adaptation, teamwork, and learning from difficult matches.
