According to Footynaija, Augustine Eguavoen, the temporary head coach of the Super Falcons, has told his team that they must capitalise on their lead from the first leg against Comoros.
Last Saturday, in the first leg of the qualifying match for the 2028 Olympic Games, the ten-time African champions won 2-0 against Comoros.
On Tuesday (today), at the Remo Stars Sports Complex in Ikenne, Nigeria will host the island nation in the rematch.
Eguavoen hopes to win their next match against the away team.
Even though we’re up two goals, we’ll give tomorrow’s game our best shot to see if we can seal the deal. During a news conference, Eguavoen proposed the possibility of one, two, or even three.
While I do care about objectives, my true interest lies in the organization of the squad. Our goal is to win, and that is what we will strive for.
Kickoff for the match is set at 6pm local time.