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Nigeria’s Super Falcons Seek Olympic Spot in Second Leg vs Comoros

Super Falcons enter second‑leg match against Comoros at Remo Stars Stadium, Ikenne, on Tuesday

Nigeria’s Super Falcons Seek Olympic Spot in Second Leg vs Comoros
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In Brief

  • •Super Falcons enter second‑leg match against Comoros at Remo Stars Stadium, Ikenne, on Tuesday
  • •They hold a 2‑0 aggregate advantage after a first‑leg win on Saturday
  • •Goals in the first leg were scored by Michelle Alozie and Uchenna Kanu
  • •Both legs were played in Nigeria because Comoros lacks a CAF‑approved venue
  • •Aggregate winner will advance to the third qualifying round to face Morocco in March 2027

Why It Matters

The Super Falcons’ pursuit of a third‑round berth is pivotal for Nigeria’s continued presence on the world stage, following their return to Olympic women’s football in Paris 2024 after a 16‑year absence. Securing a spot would reinforce the nation’s growing investment in women’s sport and could inspire broader participation across Africa. The outcome also determines the next opponent, Morocco, setting the stage for a high‑stakes continental showdown in March 2027.

Key Details

Aggregate Score
2-0
Venue
Remo Stars Stadium, Ikenne
Second‑Leg Date
2026-10-12
Next Opponent
Morocco (March 2027)

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