Guinea-Bissau vs Nigeria is a fixture that is increasingly writing its own folklore in the annals of African football, Afrik-Foot reports.
The two West African nations have met only four times at senior international level, yet the fixture has already produced an upset, a swift revenge mission and two tense AFCON encounters.
The Super Eagles lead the head-to-head 3-1, with every meeting producing a winner and not a single draw. The four matches have also been remarkably tight, with Nigeria scoring four goals and Guinea-Bissau scoring once.
Here is the ranking based on stakes, twists and the drama surrounding each encounter.
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Ranking Guinea-Bissau vs Nigeria clashes
1. Nigeria 0-1 Guinea-Bissau, March 24, 2023
None of the Guinea-Bissau vs Nigeria battles comes close to the Abuja shock.
Nigeria entered the AFCON 2023 qualifier as the heavyweight in Group A, but Mama Samba Baldé delivered Guinea-Bissau’s most famous victory against the Super Eagles with the only goal at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium.
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Guinea-Bissau managed only 31 percent possession but defended their lead to stun the home crowd and move top of the group with seven points, one ahead of Nigeria. Coach Baciro Candé said his side had specifically prepared to prevent Nigeria from scoring early before striking themselves.
2. Guinea-Bissau 0-1 Nigeria, March 27, 2023
Three days later, Nigeria had their answer.
The Super Eagles travelled to Bissau knowing another slip would deepen the damage from Abuja. Moses Simon settled the Guinea-Bissau vs Nigeria contest from the penalty spot in the 30th minute after Samuel Osayi was fouled by Fali Candé.
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The victory lifted Nigeria back to the top of Group A on nine points, two clear of the Wild Dogs. Chukwueze had a chance to double the lead before half-time but failed to find Osimhen with the better-positioned option.
3. Guinea-Bissau 0-1 Nigeria, January 22, 2024
This was less explosive than the 2023 qualifiers but carried serious tournament weight.
At the Félix Houphouët-Boigny Stadium in Abidjan, Nigeria needed victory to secure their passage to the AFCON 2023 knockout stage. Moses Simon’s cross was diverted into his own net by Opa Sanganté in the 36th minute.
Victor Osimhen had a goal ruled out for offside, while both sides saw further efforts disallowed. Nigeria eventually secured second place in Group A with seven points and advanced to the last 16.
4. Guinea-Bissau 0-2 Nigeria, January 19, 2022
The first AFCON meeting was the calmest of the four Guinea-Bissau vs Nigeria contests.
The Super Eagles had already qualified for the knockout stage before facing Guinea-Bissau in Garoua, while the Djurtus needed victory to keep their hopes alive.
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Sadiq Umar broke the deadlock in the 56th minute after a counter-attack created by Kelechi Iheanacho. That came before captain William Troost-Ekong doubled Nigeria’s advantage in the 74th minute following excellent work on the flanks by Moses Simon.
The Super Eagles completed the group stage with three wins from three and nine points, while Guinea-Bissau were eliminated.
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