Everything you need to know about Super Falcons' must-watch Olympic qualifier v Banyana Banyana
Published: April 09, 2024The stakes rise even higher on Tuesday as Nigeria's Super Falcons travel to Pretoria to face South Africa's Banyana Banyana in the highly anticipated return leg of the CAF Women's final round of Olympic qualifiers.
This winner-takes-all clash promises a thrilling encounter after a dramatic 1-0 victory for Nigeria in Abuja last Friday.
With a place at the 2024 Paris Olympics on the line, both teams will be determined to leave their mark on the pitch.
Head to head records
The Super Falcons have never lost an away match against reigning African champions, South Africa.
In their last seven trips to South Africa, Nigeria won five while drawing twice, which means Banyana Banyana, are still searching for their first win on home soil against the record African champions.
Key players for both sides
Super Falcons- Rasheedat Ajibade, Deborah Abiodun, Osinachi Ohale.
Banyana Banyana - Thembi Kgatlana, Linda Motlhalo, Jermaine Seoposenwe.
Venue and kickoff time
The match will be held at the Loftus Vesfeld Stadium Kirkness St in Pretoria, South Africa. Kickoff is set for 1930 hours local time (1830 hours Nigerian time).
Where to watch
The electrifying encounter will be broadcast live on South Africa's official broadcasting partner, SABC Sports and SuperSport.
Expectations
The atmosphere in Pretoria will be electric as the Banyana Banyana look to leverage their home advantage. The Super Falcons, however, will be determined to build upon their first-leg victory and silence the home crowd.
Expect a fiercely contested match with both teams playing for their Olympic dreams. South Africa will be looking to exploit any weaknesses in Nigeria's defense, while the Super Falcons will aim to hit on the counter and potentially score a goal.
This return leg promises to be a captivating battle, filled with tactical adjustments, attacking flair, and a relentless pursuit of Olympic glory. Don't miss this blockbuster affair!
Ejim Kaycee
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