Nigeria’s senior women’s national team, the Super Falcons, are preparing for a crucial second-leg encounter against Comoros as they continue their campaign towards qualification for the 2028 Olympic Games.

The Nigerian side heads into the return fixture with a 2–0 advantage from the first leg, putting them in a promising position to progress to the next round of the qualifying competition.

Interim head coach Austin Eguavoen has stressed the importance of maintaining concentration, insisting that the team must not become complacent despite its first-leg victory.

Forward Uchenna Kanu has also expressed the team’s determination to deliver a convincing performance, score more goals and move closer to securing an Olympic qualification ticket.

The encounter represents another important test for Nigeria as the team seeks to strengthen its position in women’s football and continue its pursuit of a place at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.

With expectations high among Nigerian supporters, attention will be on the Falcons’ performance and their ability to turn their first-leg advantage into further progress in the competition.

Sports analysts say: The team’s defensive discipline, attacking efficiency and ability to handle pressure will be key factors in determining the outcome of the encounter.

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