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Super Falcons secure 2-0 win over Comoros in 2028 Olympics qualifier first leg

Nigeria's Super Falcons defeated Comoros 2-0 in the first leg of their 2028 Olympic Games qualifier.

Super Falcons secure 2-0 win over Comoros in 2028 Olympics qualifier first leg
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In Brief

  • •Nigeria's Super Falcons defeated Comoros 2-0 in the first leg of their 2028 Olympic Games qualifier.
  • •Michelle Alozie scored the first goal for Nigeria in the 47th minute.
  • •Uchenna Kanu scored the second goal for Nigeria in the 60th minute.
  • •The Super Falcons will face Comoros again in the return leg next Tuesday.

Why It Matters

This victory is crucial for Nigeria's Super Falcons as they aim to qualify for the 2028 Olympic Games. The win demonstrates their dominance in the competition and sets the stage for the return leg. The performance of key players like Michelle Alozie and Uchenna Kanu will be closely watched as they continue their journey towards Olympic qualification.

Key Details

Score
2-0
First Goal Scorer
Michelle Alozie
Second Goal Scorer
Uchenna Kanu
First Goal Minute
47th minute
Second Goal Minute
60th minute
Return Leg Date
Next Tuesday

Context & Background

The Super Falcons are a 10-time African champions and are aiming to qualify for the 2028 Olympic Games. This match is part of the qualifying process for the tournament.

What To Watch

The return leg of the match between Nigeria and Comoros at the Remo Stars Stadium in Ikenne next Tuesday.

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