Super Falcons’ head coach, Randy Waldrum, is confident about his team’s chances to beat Australia in their Group B clash at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.

The match is scheduled to take place at the Brisbane Stadium on Thursday.

After a 0-0 draw against Canada in their first game, the encounter with the Matildas represents another challenging test for the Super Falcons. However, Waldrum believes that his team possesses the necessary quality to secure a victory against the co-hosts.

In addition, Waldrum acknowledged the difficulty of their group and expects close matches, so he is not focused on high-scoring games.

The American also emphasizes the importance of being clinical in front of goal and capitalizing on the scoring opportunities that arise during the match.

“It’s a very, very difficult group. So you’re not going to be putting in four or five goals a game in this kind of group,” the American told a press conference.

‘So I’m not worried about that. We have quality in the team, we have players that can score goals and we just have to make sure when those opportunities come that we’re clinical.” He said during the press conference.

The Matildas have three points from their opening game, while the Super Falcons have just a point.