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Nigeria v Bosnia and Herzegovina

Attack casts a shadow

AFP, Cuiaba
Ihe bomb attack that killed at least 21 people watching a World Cup game in Nigeria has cast a sombre shadow over the African champions' build-up to Saturday's date with Bosnia-I lerzegovina in Cuiaba.
Tuesday night's bomb exploded in the midst of a crowd watching Brazil play Mexico on a giant screen in Damataru, capital of Yobe state.
Stephan Keshi's men observed one minute's silence at training on Wednesday as team media officer Ben Alaiya predicted the atrocity would add further motivation for a strong performance at the Arena Pantanal.
Not that any extra incentive is needed as a win would push them onto four points and in a solid enough position to secure a ticket to the knockout stages as runners-up to likely
table toppers Argentina.
They will have a clearer idea of what's required before kick-off with Iran tackling Argentina earlier in the day.
Nigeria stand on one point, the reward for their part in the much-maligned goalless stalemate with Iran which left them without a World Cup win in nine matches.
One certitude about Saturday's game is that defeat for Bosnia would mean an early trip back to Sarajevo after their concluding first round fixture, against Iran, next week.
Bosnia were stumped by Lionel Messi who set up the opening goal and then conjured up a superb second in Argentina's 2-1 win.
Coach Safet Susie has vowed that his men will step up a gear after a tactical move not to go all out against the South American giants.
"It was not a key match. We could afford to lose so long as it wasn't a thrashing," said the former world class attacking midfielder for Paris Saint-Germain and the former Yugoslavia.
"That is what we did. I hope that Argentina will win their other two games, because if they do then the second place spot will be between Iran, Nigeria and Bosnia."
He intends shaking things up in attack, with Vedad Ibisevic, scorer of Bosnia's goal in the first game, joining Eden Dzeko for the remaining two group matches.
"We couldn't afford to play with two strikers against Argentina, who have so many attacking midfielders," Susie explained.
Keshi meanwhile will be anxious to see his Super Eagles take flight in Brazil at the second attempt.