Madugu said his coaching staff had been working closely with players who have had limited game time, using Gift Monday’s patience as an example. Gift Monday’s display against Egypt has also strengthened Madugu’s attacking options ahead of Sunday’s quarter-final against Cameroon. “Having good players in the team is a good headache,” he said. “But it’s not easy for us as coaches when you have a lot of good players. When you come to team selection, you have to go into a lot of details in trying to determine who does what.