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  History says it's Nigeria to win


If history is any guide, then Nigeria will cruise to victory in Wednesday's African Nations Cup semi-final against Tunisia here.
The two countries have met twice in this tournament in the past and on both occasions, it has been the Super Eagles who have triumphed over the Carthage Eagles.
However Nigeria's first win in 1978 was controversial.
The two sides met in the third-place play-off in Ghana but the game was never completed as Tunisia, who had taken an early lead, disputed the Nigerian equaliser just before half-time and the north Africans left the pitch in disgust.
All appeals for them to return fell on deaf ears so the match, and third place, was awarded to Nigeria on a 2-0 scoreline.
Nigeria also dominated their second, and most recent, clash in Lagos in 2000 when they won 4-2 with current skipper Jay Jay Okocha scoring twice.

AFP


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