Nigeria symbol Jay-Jay Okocha accepts the Super Eagles will fit the bill for the World Cup finals by overcoming their West African opponents Ghana on Tuesday.

Okocha adulated the Eagles' exhibition in the principal leg, which saw them hold Ghana to a 0-0 draw at the Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi.

Nigeria didn't have most of ownership or shots, yet they made the most obvious opportunity and had a punishment precluded by VAR.

Nigeria should win the second leg at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium in Abuja to fit the bill for Qatar.

Ghana, then again, need a success or a scoring attract to meet all requirements for their fourth World Cup subsequent to passing up the past release in Russia.

On the ball, Okocha, who has been an individual from three Nigeria World Cup crews, accepts the Super Eagles of Nigeria have a more grounded possibility of meeting all requirements for the competition.

"We were unable to isolate the two groups since no one needed to lose the game.

"We should give credit to the players considering the way that they have allowed themselves a decent opportunity of fitting the bill for the 2022 World Cup," Okocha said on SuperSport.

Confederation of African Football on Sunday endorsed the Nigeria Football Federation's solicitation to concede 60,000 onlookers for the game.

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