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Nigeria WNT, the Super Falcons, set to begin their Olympic campaign today against Brazil in Group C in Paris.
 

Nigeria will make her first appearance in the Olympic Games, Women’s football event after 16 years (four editions), when the Super Falcons file out against Brazil’s As Canarinhas inside Stade Matmut-Atlantique, in Bordeaux, later today.

Asisat Oshoala is likely to start the Super Falcons’ opening match against Brazil from the bench, barring any last-minute changes.

Brazil’s Head Coach, Arthur Elias, is optimistic about the team’s prospects in the women’s football event at the 2024 Olympic Games.

Super Falcons midfielder Christy Ucheibe has expressed confidence in the team, and asserts that they are just as formidable as other teams competing at the Paris Olympic Games.

Nigerian football star, Asisat Oshoala is confident that the Super Falcons can secure a podium finish at the 2024 Olympic Games.

Nigeria’s D’Tigress will face Japan in their final warm-up match before the 2024 Olympic Games.

Head coach of the Nigeria Women’s basketball national team, D’Tigress, Rena Wakama has named the final roster heading to Paris 2024 for the Olympic Games.

Super Falcons captain, Rasheedat Ajibade believes the familiarity with some players in Brazil’s Olympic squad could be advantageous for Nigeria in their upcoming match.

Nigeria’s senior female national basketball team, D’Tigress, is set to face Japan in a pre-Olympic game on Wednesday at 8 pm in Lille, France.