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Big Match Stats Pack: Lesotho vs Nigeria

Keeping clean sheets is clearly not one of the Super Eagles strengths at the moment, having conceded in seven of their last eight games. The only clean sheet within this period was the 1-0 third/fourth place victory over Tunisia at the 2019 Afcon tournament in Egypt.

Leaky Nigeria defense

Victor Osimhen has become Nigeria's leading frontman since Odion Ighalo's retirement, starting each of the last three matches since the end of 2019 Afcon and scoring twice - both goals coming from the penalty spot.

Osimhen the penalty merchant

Nigeria's 2-1 victory against Benin last week was the fourth time in seven matches that they have scored two goals or more, winning three and drawing one.

Nigeria and double goals

The huge gulf in class between Lesotho and Nigeria is very apparent in the world rankings, with the latter occupying 35th spot, while the former is ranked 138th. In Africa, the Super Eagles are ranked third only behind Senegal and Tunisia, while the Crocodiles are seeded 39th.

Ranking disparity

Lesotho have scored no more than one goal in their previous four matches. Only on one occasion did they fail to find the back of the net.&nbsp;

Solo goal kings

The Crocodiles can be considered draw specialists as their last four matches have gone that way, including their most recent Afcon qualifier away to Sierra Leone.

Draw masters

This clash takes place at the Setsoto Stadium. It is somewhat a fortress for Lesotho as they have only suffered two defeats at the venue in the past three years, the most recent&nbsp;being a 2-0 2019 Afcon qualifier loss to Uganda on October 2018.

Match venue

Lesotho and Nigeria have faced each other twice, during the 2008 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, with the Super Eagles claiming a 3-0 aggregate victory (1-0 in Maseru and 2-0 in Warri).

Head to Head

Big Match Stats Pack: Lesotho vs Nigeria | Goal.com Uganda

The Super Eagles will hope to make it two wins from two 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualification games when they feature in Maseru on Sunday.

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