Speaking in Saudi Arabia where he is attending the Umrah (lesser hajj), Maigari stated on Tuesday that the Eagles must go all out against their northern neighbours.
“It is a friendly match, but the factors underlining the match means that our boys have to go all out. This is a match to see what the home boys can do as a unit, and it is what they are able to do that will determine how many of them will be invited for the big one against Liberia.
“It will not be easy, because apart from the fact that there are no longer minnows in international football, Niger have a strong team that cannot be under-rated.
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