Randy Waldrum says the Super Falcons will give everything to advance in the Olympic Qualifiers when then face Cameroon, this Monday.

Nigeria and Cameroon will rekindle their rivalry in the second-leg of the qualifiers in Abuja.

The first leg, on Friday, in Douala ended goalless and both sides will lock horns at the Moshood Abiola Stadium.

Speaking ahead of the tie, Waldrum said that, “We played a good game in Douala, and we are confident of our chances to get the ticket in Abuja.”

“It was never going to be easy having only a few days together with the girls, but we will make the best of the opportunities that we can create on home ground on Monday,” the American told thenff.com

The overall winners from the tie will face either South Africa or Tanzania in the final round.

South Africa edged Tanzania 3-0 in the first leg.