Super Eagles defender, Ambrose Efe says the team will not underrate the Walya Ibex of Ethiopia despite enjoying a first leg advantage.
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The African Champions look good to book their passage to Brazil 2014 World Cup after securing a 2-1 win in Addis Ababa last weekend.
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The return fixture comes up on November 16 at the UJ Esuene Stadium, Calabar, a venue Stephen Keshi and his men have made a slaughter slab in recent months.
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Ahead of the game, the Celtic of Scotland player is challenging his teammates not to relent until they pick one of the tickets to represent Africa at the soccer showpiece.
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''It's good that we have a good advantage going into the second leg game at home against Ethiopia next month, but that does not mean we have made it to the competition,'' begins the erstwhile junior international.
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''We have to continue working hard and make sure we don't give room for any mistake when they come down to play us at home.
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''Now that we have done the most difficult task by winning on the road, it is important we finish off the job in the return leg and to do that, we must give our all and not underrate them,''he remarked.
I really do not expect Super Eagles to underrate the Ethiopians! I trust them not to