Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi gave credit to his men for beating South Africa on Sunday to advance to the quarter-finals of the African Nations Championship.

The African champions got the required result thanks to a brace from Man of the Match Ejike Uzoenyi, and strike from Ifeanyi Ede, with Bernard Parker pulling one back for the hosts at Cape Town Stadium.
Nigeria progressed alongside Group A winners Mali, who they lost to in their opening game of the competition before bouncing back with wins against Mozambique and Bafana Bafana.
"The boys fought like wounded lions to stay in this competition," Keshi said.
"I'm very grateful to them and I salute them, they did wonderfully well.
"In the first game they had a little bit of stage fright. But I knew their ability, I know what they can do, so I knew they would qualify.
"We'll just take it game by game," he added of the Super Eagles' prospects going forward.