Eagles' are wounded lions' 'Dream Team wanted by Egypt

RWANDA coach, Milutin 'Micho' Sredojevic, believes Nigeria's Super Eagles could be dangerous opponent in a 2013 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.Both countries clash next year and Sredojevic who was unveiled yesterday by Rwanda has warned the Wasps to watch out for the Eagles who are going to fight like wounded lions because they will miss out from the 2012 Nations Cup in Gabon-Equitorial Guinea. "Wounded Lions are usually the most dangerous," Micho told MTNFootball.com in reference to the Super Eagles shocking failure to qualify for the 2012 Africa Cup tournament."Nigeria did not go far and that is a big surprise for the Africa Cup of Nations but now they will take care of things."However, 'Micho' said Rwanda will not just roll over and die against the Super Eagles."Meanwhile,EGYPT''s Olympic team has opened talks with Nigeria over playing a friendly ahead of the CAF Under-23 Olympic qualifying tournament later this month. Egypt coach Hany Ramzy told Ahram Online that both countries are in discussion for a game on November 18.'There are communications with the Nigerian Football Federation to hold a friendly with them on 18 November,' he said.The Egyptian Olympic team has already confirmed two friendlies against Senegal in November.Ramzy has named a 30-man squad of local players for the friendlies, and expects to trim that number down to 21 after the games.Egypt's U-23 team, which is drawn with the Ivory Coast, South Africa and Gabon in the final phase of qualifiers, is bidding for its first qualification since 1992.
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