Falcons Target Qualification Today in Cape Verde

The Super Falcons are gearing up for a crucial match to secure their spot in the 13th Women Africa Cup of Nations in Cape Verde this Tuesday. Situated within the Atlantic Ocean and officially classified as part of West Africa, Cape Verde plays host to this pivotal encounter.

Having arrived in Cape Verde’s capital, Praia, on Sunday morning, the Nigerian contingent wasted no time in getting down to business. Following a rigorous training session on the same day, the team is set for the official training at the Santiago-Estádio Nacional Cabo Verde, the designated match venue. This session is scheduled for 4 pm local time in Cape Verde (6 pm Nigeria time) on Monday.

The upcoming return leg match is slated to kick off at 4 pm Cape Verde time (6 pm Nigeria time) on Tuesday, officiated by Liberian referee Sylvina Welma Garnett. Assisting her will be Hannah Moses from Liberia as assistant referee 1 while Precious Amara and Humu Marah from Sierra Leone will take on the roles of assistant referee 2 and fourth official, respectively.

The commissioner for the match is Oumou Souleymane Kane from Mauritania, and the referee assessor is Fadouma Dia from Senegal. As the Falcons set their sights on clinching the coveted ticket, the stage is set for an exciting and challenging encounter in the Atlantic Ocean nation.

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