Nigeria, Nov. 14 -- Nigeria's Super Eagles survived a night of chaos, courage, and cold-blooded finishing at the Stade Prince Moulay El Hassan in Rabat, powering past Gabon 4-1 after extra time to keep their 2026 FIFA World Cup dream burning brightly.

What began as frustration slowly morphed into authority, and eventually into a statement of intent, the kind that defines teams chasing destiny.

Eric Chelle's men dominated large spells of the first half but couldn't find a breakthrough, allowing Gabon to grow in confidence after the interval.

Nigeria finally broke the deadlock in the 78th minute when Akor Adams punished Aaron Appindangoye's defensive error, smashing in the opener after a tight and tense second half. Chelle reacted by str...