Knowledge Musona of Zimbabwe is certain that the Warriors can defeat Nigeria in a historic fashion.

In the FIFA World Cup qualifying series for 2026, Michael Nees’ team has failed to win.

With two points from their first four games, the Warriors are in last place in Group C.

The Warriors will host Benin Republic on Matchday 5 at the Moses Mabhida Stadium Thursday (today).

The Super Eagles will host Zimbabwe on Tuesday of next week at Godswill Akpabio International Stadium in Uyo.

The Warriors are capable of winning both games, Musona asserted.

“I’m happy to be back and looking forward to the upcoming games. My first training session was good, and I’ve seen a lot of quality,” Musona told Zimbabwe new outlet news day.

“I think the future is bright for the Warriors, and I’m eager to help these young players and contribute to their development.

“In football, anything is possible, and it starts with this next game. The priority is to secure three points against Benin before focusing on Nigeria.

“With the quality in this squad, I believe we can achieve maximum points. It all depends on the effort we put in during training and, most importantly, in the matches.

“I strongly believe in this team, and personally, I would love for us to win both games to keep our World Cup qualification hopes alive.”