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Keshi: We must be focused

Freedom Reporter by Freedom Reporter
June 8, 2013
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stephen_keshi2Not moved by the celebrations that greeted Nigeria’s away victory against The Harambee Stars of Kenya, Super Eagles chief coach, Stephen Keshi, has declared that until the Nigerian team grab the 2014 World Cup ticket in their hands there must be total concentration.

Keshi stated that the Eagles World Cup quest is still in progress and the team will continue to improve with every game.

“It was important to win this game, and I am happy that the players got the three points that we came to Kenya for. It was a good result and it shows that we are learning with every other game. But the job is not yet finished.”

“We still have two key games to play and it is important for us to stay focused on the target of qualifying for the World Cup. We will continue working hard to ensure that this goal is achieved,” he said.

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