The Super Falcons look to be wearing around
their necks the tags of underdogs going against
Sweden in the adjourned Group of Death. The Blue & Yellow side have never lost to Nigeria
at senior level and this meeting is the third between
the two in 12 years. The Super Falcons lost 3-0 in
their first clash in 2003, before playing out a 1-1
draw four years later. The encounter will decide both teams' prospect of
progressing out of the group phase and at the
same time could push the Super Falcons close to
the exit door. Having been in Canada for two weeks, the Super
Falcons will be expected to cope with adaption
and weather conditions. The sharpness and
cohesion of the team, as well as their tactical and
mental readiness will be best assessed against Pia
Sundage's unpredictable side. Ahead of the high-profile match, a scan of the
African champions' camp reveals the teams urge
and determination to succeed. The squad are on a high after their 9-0 dismantling of Woodbridge
Ladies in their final war.

They cant. Lets not deceive ourselves

okosodo:
They cant. Lets not deceive ourselves

We cant tell, you should knw how the women's game goes cos anything can happen

It wil b very difficult to say d least!