The Cameroon Football Federation are not satisfied with the 1-1 draw the Indomitable Lions played against Zambia on match day two in the World Cup qualifiers, and have targeted two wins against Nigeria to stand a chance of qualifying for the tournament in Russia. <br /><br />Cameroon began the qualifying campaign with a 1-1 draw at Algeria before they needed a penalty converted by Vincent Aboubakar just before half time to clinch another draw with Zambia, which compromised their chances of qualifying.<br /><br /><span class="body1">&ldquo;In order to maintain a positive record on the performances of our various national teams, only one goal is needed: to shine in Gabon and to win both matches against Nigeria, </span><span class="body1"><span class="body1"><span class="body1">&rdquo; F&eacute;cafoot stated in a press release.<br /><br /></span></span></span><span class="body1"><span class="body1">&ldquo;</span>Despite the timorous performance today against Zambia, senior LIC are fully aware of the issues and their determination will lead them to victory.</span><span class="body1">&rdquo;<br /><br />Coach Hugo Broos added : </span><span class="body1">&ldquo;Before this match, we already knew that the matches against Nigeria will be decisive. <br /><br /></span><span class="body1"><span class="body1"></span><span class="body1">&ldquo;</span>We will have to win to have another chance to go to the World Cup. We have eight months to prepare.</span><span class="body1">&rdquo;<br /><br />Cameroon have qualified for the World Cup seven times , and were the first African country to reach the quarterfinals in 1990.<br /><br />Igho Kingsley <br /></span>