Nigeria’s Super Falcons enter the second leg of the 2028 Olympic Games second-round qualifying tie against Comoros holding a 2-0 aggregate advantage after the first match. Multiple outlets report that the team is preparing for the return fixture as a chance to extend its lead and press toward qualification.
Interim head coach Augustine Eguavoen is portrayed as insisting the Falcons will target victory rather than simply manage the aggregate score. Reports say key players, including Michelle Alozie and Uchenna Kanu, contributed to Nigeria’s first-leg goals, and the coaching staff are emphasising attacking intent.
Coverage also highlights the context of the tie: Nigeria hosted the first leg due to Comoros lacking a CAF-approved venue, and the return match is set for Remo Stars Stadium in Ikenne, Ogun State. Outlets frame the objective as securing a convincing result to set up the next stage, which is reported as a potential showdown with Morocco.
