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October 9, 2026•0 views
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Comoros Coach Abdallah Aims for Upset Against Nigeria in 2028 Olympic Qualifier

Comoros women’s national team will face Nigeria’s Super Falcons in the first leg of the second‑round Olympic qualifier on Friday at Ikenne

Comoros Coach Abdallah Aims for Upset Against Nigeria in 2028 Olympic Qualifier
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In Brief

  • •Comoros women’s national team will face Nigeria’s Super Falcons in the first leg of the second‑round Olympic qualifier on Friday at Ikenne
  • •Coach Yusuf Abdallah remains optimistic after a 30‑0 aggregate win over Sudan in the first round
  • •Abdallah stresses determination, focus on opportunities, and acknowledges Nigeria’s experience
  • •He views the match as an honour and important for both sides
  • •The team plans to play seriously and aim for a favourable result

Why It Matters

The upcoming clash pits a rising Comoros side against a dominant Nigerian team, highlighting the growing competitiveness of women’s football in Africa. A victory would not only propel Comoros closer to Olympic qualification but also signal a shift in the balance of power, inspiring investment and development in the sport across the region.

Key Details

Opponent
Nigeria Super Falcons
Venue
Ikenne
Date
Friday
Aggregate win over Sudan
30-0
Coach
Yusuf Abdallah
Qualifier round
Second round

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