Swaziland 30-year-old chief Tony Tsabedze, who has posted spells in South Africa, scored twice in Casablanca against a group who came to the last-eight of the current year's AFCON in Equatorial Guinea.
Before this renowned win, the Kingdom of Swaziland had not won out and about in 20 different endeavors in the Nations Cup following 1986.
What's more, paving the way to the Guinea diversion, they vanquished Tanzania and Lesotho and also held Madagascar in the COSAFA Cup.
"We are the underdogs (against Nigeria), we are only a little nation attempting to set up ourselves in football," said Bulunga, who drives a nation positioned 130th on the planet.
"Be that as it may, we're readied as we have worked hard and are presently anticipating the amusement.
We don't have stars, we have confidence in cooperation, we are an exceptionally united group, who have been as one for quite a while and we battle for one another and battle for the country.
"We battle on the pitch to have a level playing ground. Along these lines, it will be the nature of Nigeria against the diligent work we will all put in.
We need to become well known. We will play to our qualities."
Bulunga has had a week to prepare his squad of 23 players from the nation's nearby class and they have a few neighborhood conditions working to support them – the warmth, a divided home group and the match will be played on a counterfeit pitch, which Nigeria's Europe-construct geniuses could well battle in light of.
Nigeria, then again, have thrice been delegated champions of Africa, highlighted at five World Cups and are positioned 71 spots over their hosts in the FIFA appraisals.
Be that as it may, they are aware of the truth the home group could even now represent a risk in this first-regularly meeting with Watford striker Odion Ighalo fast to call attention to he will approach this tie as he would were he up against Arsenal in the English Premier League. There are no little nations in football thus I will get ready to play against Swaziland as I would against Arsenal," promised the 26-year-old forward, who will be flanked by plane heeled wingers Ahmed Musa and Moses Simon.
Mentor Sunday Oliseh was just as careful about the danger Swaziland could show especially before a hopeful home group at the Somhlolo National Stadium in Lobambo.
"They are an exceptionally strong side. In nowadays of football, it is difficult to put eight objectives past a group (Swaziland dumped Djibouti 8-1 on total to set up the conflict against Nigeria). Furthermore, they additionally beat Guinea. Along these lines, it won't be simple. Yet, I know whether we play to our ideal, we will do well," he anticipated.
To match his words with activity, Oliseh will line-up a settled beginning XI with latest call-ups Obafemi Martins and Manchester City starlet Kelechi Iheanacho not anticipated that would be tossed into the brawl from the onse
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