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The Super Eagles will kick off their Unity Cup title defence today with a semifinal showdown against Zimbabwe. The four-nation tournament will get underway at The Valley in London, with kick-off slated for 7:30 p.m. Nigerian time.

The winner between Nigeria and Zimbabwe will advance to the Unity Cup final, where they will face either Jamaica or India on May 30.

Fans in Nigeria will be able to watch the match live on SuperSport via DStv.

Head coach Éric Chelle oversaw intensive training sessions at Cray Valley FC. Chelle is expected to use the tournament to assess new talents and strengthen the depth of the national team. His recently announced squad reflected that approach, with several fresh faces included in the 27-man list.

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