Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho is backing Nigeria to
qualify from group F into the knockout stages of the 2014
FIFA World Cup tournament, because one of his players is
in the team.
The Super Eagles have been drawn in the same group
alongside Argentina,Bosnia-Herzegovina and Iran .
Speaking at a Yahoo global football ambassadors
event,the Portuguese believes Argentina will emerge tops
in the group,tipping Nigeria to nick the second spot and
qualify for the round of 16.
However Mourinho conceded that he is backing Nigeria
because one of his players,John Obi Mikel plays for the
Super Eagles.
"Argentina has to be the group winner and what makes
me decide for Nigeria is the fact that I have there one
player there," he said.
Nigeria's first game at the World Cup will be against Iran
at Curitiba on June 16.
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