Nigeria’s Super Falcons departs Nigeria for Cote d’Ivoire, today, to keep a date with their Ivorien counterparts, on Thursday, in a second round, first leg clash for a ticket to the women’s football tournament at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
The African champions are expected to arrive in Abidjan in the evening to have a walk-out and will have the official training session at the match venue on Wednesday.
Falcons beat Algeria in the first round 3-0 on aggregate to set up a clash with the Ivorien girls in the second round of the Olympic quarries.
Acting Head Coach, Chris Danjuma has selected seven foreign-based and eleven home-based professionals for the clash, with new captain Asisat Oshoala.
