Nigeria and Ethiopia take over the pitch of Calabar as they get ready to play the third round of the African Conference at the 2014 World Cup Qualifiers. Where can you catch the free online live stream? Wait, is there even an online live stream available? The action will kick off at 10 a.m. ET/4 p.m. Local Time.
Unfortunately, similar to channel availability in the U.S., Nigeria vs. Ethiopia legal live streams will not be available. The movie/TV website, IMDb has a live stream available, but it immediately tells computer users that a virus might be contracted if the link is opened. Therefore, be very careful opening that up.
Fans all around the world will be missing out in two great countries that have done very well throughout the qualifiers so far in this stage of the tournament. Coming into the matchup, Ethiopia presents the better record at 4-1-1, having lost only one game, they stacked up 13 points in the second round of the tournament, dropping their only match to Botswana after starting the tournament 2-0. They went on to finish atop of Group A, granting them entrance into the third round of qualifiers.
Ethiopia takes on a Nigerian team that did not lose a match. It could be their tough defense and timely offense that allows them to win close matches. In six second-round games, Nigeria only allowed three goals, that is an average of half a goal per game, which is pretty insane. The totalled seven goals in their six matches of round two, which means just a little over a goal per game.
These two nations met back on Oct. 13, giving this matchup a backbone. Nigeria won that match 2-1, which is why 19 percent of fans on Goal.com believe they will win today's match by the score of 2-0.
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