Nigeria's Supersand Eagles have been drawn against rivals Ghana in the second round of the 2026 Beach Soccer Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, with the first leg set for October 9–11. The clash between the West African neighbours is one of the most anticipated fixtures of the qualifying rounds, with both teams boasting strong beach soccer traditions.
The winner of the two-legged tie will advance to the final round of qualifiers, where a place at the continental tournament will be at stake. The Nigerian side will look to assert dominance over their Ghanaian counterparts and secure a spot at the Africa Cup of Nations. Nigeria will host the first leg, with the return fixture in Ghana. The dates are yet to be confirmed.
The winners: the Supersand Eagles, if they advance; and Nigerian beach soccer fans, who have a thrilling derby to look forward to. The losers: Ghana, if they fail to progress; and the Nigerian Football Federation, which must ensure the team is properly prepared.
Bottom Line: Nigeria and Ghana will renew their rivalry on the sand. A place at the Africa Cup of Nations is at stake.