Super Eagles tech nical adviser, Gernot Rohr has rolled out some mathematical calculations that he believes would determine how his side will qualify for next year’s Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon.
Having defeated Libya home and away, the Eagles lead Group E with nine points while South Africa drop to second with eight, Libya are third on four points and Seychelles remain bottom of the group with just one.
Should South Africa beat Nigeria in their next match at home, Bafana Bafana would move two points ahead of the Eagles, but could lose their last match away to Libya, who could then end on ten points, should they get victory in Seychelles in their last game.
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