The Super Eagles striker is expecting another arduous challenge against the Walia Antelopes on Saturday.

 

With three days to the crucial 2014 World Cup second leg match between the Super Eagles and the Walia Antelopes of Ethiopia, and the Eagles with the advantage, Emmanuel Emenike says it will not be a walk in the park.
“The game in Calabar will be tougher for us than the one in Addis Ababa,” Emenike told fifa.com.
“We have to be careful and get ready for another big business in Calabar.
“Ethiopia are very good and they will be coming here with more tricks. So, we shouldn't see the first victory as the end of road.”
The Super Eagles hold a 2-1 advantage from the first leg with the two goals scored by Emenike in the second half after the Ethiopians had taken the lead. The second leg comes up at the UJ Esuene Stadium in Calabar on Saturday.