Stephen Keshi has reiterated that he is eyeing maximum points when the Super Eagles clash with Argentina on Wednesday afternoon.<br /><br />Going into that fixture at Porto Alegre, the African champions, who are targeting qualification to the next round, are not in a tight corner, and even a draw against the illustrious opponents would suffice. <br /><br />&ldquo;We can win, of course. Let<span style="" class="notranslate"><span style="" class="notranslate"><span style="" class="notranslate">&rsquo;</span></span></span>s get the win even try to be the group leader. We defeated Bosnia, we played a good game, we can get another win.<br /><br />&ldquo;I never think about losing. We know we can qualify even in defeat, but I do not think about it.<br /><br />&ldquo;If I lose, I<span style="" class="notranslate"><span style="" class="notranslate"><span style="" class="notranslate">&rsquo;</span></span></span>ll have to pray for Bosnia to get points from Iran and I do not have to do that. I have to prepare my team to win,<span style="" class="notranslate"><span style="" class="notranslate"><span style="" class="notranslate"></span></span></span><span style="" class="notranslate"><span style="" class="notranslate"><span style="" class="notranslate"><span style="" class="notranslate"><span style="" class="notranslate"><span style="" class="notranslate">&rdquo; Keshi said.<br /><br />Nigeria will have a feel of the Est&aacute;dio Jos&eacute; Pinheiro Borba turf on Tuesday morning, with only the first 15 minutes open to the media.<br /></span></span></span></span></span></span>