Nigeria secured a 2-0 victory over Algeria in the Africa Cup of Nations quarterfinal on Saturday, setting up a semifinal clash with host nation Morocco. The win, propelled by second-half goals from Victor Osimhen and Akor Adams, showcased Nigeria's tactical prowess and clinical finishing.

Osimhen opened the scoring two minutes into the second half, capitalizing on a long cross from Bruno Onyemaechi. Algeria's goalkeeper, Luca Zidane, misjudged the flight of the ball, resulting in an easy goal for the Nigerian striker. Ten minutes later, Osimhen turned provider, unselfishly passing to Adams, who rounded Zidane and slotted the ball into an empty net, doubling Nigeria's advantage.

The match highlighted Nigeria's improved attacking efficiency and defensive solidity throughout the tournament. Their ability to convert opportunities and maintain a disciplined backline proved crucial in overcoming a strong Algerian side. The victory marks a significant step forward for Nigeria, who are aiming to secure their fourth AFCON title.

Looking ahead, the semifinal against Morocco presents a formidable challenge. Morocco, as the host nation, will have the advantage of home support and familiarity with the conditions. However, Nigeria's impressive performance against Algeria demonstrates their capability to compete with top teams in the competition. The semifinal is scheduled for [Date and Time to be inserted when available] at [Location to be inserted when available]. The winner will advance to the AFCON final.