“We, as players, know what we did the last time was really bad. The game was really bad, and everyone was disappointed,” Ndidi told reporters.
“Now, it’s about making everything right.”
The Leicester City star also emphasised that the team is not feeling pressured ahead of the rematch, saying, “There is no pressure, to be honest, because we know what we want to do.
“We know how we want to approach the game. Mentally and physically, we’re ready and fit to actually approach these games.”
Moses Simon is also exuding confidence ahead of the tie, echoing Ndidi’s sentiments, stressing the importance of securing a win against Benin Republic to restore pride and please the fans.
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