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2024 Olympic Qualifiers: Nigeria's Super Falcons await Banyana Banyana or Tanzania after Cameroon win

This second leg was pivotal for the Super Falcons following their opponent's stifled them in a <a href="https://www.goal.com/en-za/lists/2024-olympics-qualifiers-advantage-banyana-banyana-after-big-tanzania-win-as-cameroon-frustrate-nigeria-s-super-falcons/blt77e062a9858a3b82#cse76cfbce2b17d38f" target="_blank">goalless draw</a> at Stade de la Reunification in Douala on Friday, February 23rd.Competing on their home ground, the Nigerian team started the match strongly and saw their efforts rewarded in the 14th minute when Esther Okoronkwo scored the opening goal, giving the hosts a 1-0 lead. During the second half, the Nigerian team implemented several tactical adjustments aimed at consolidating their lead. In the 91st minute, Cameroon's Annie Enganemben was shown a straight red card and was subsequently sent off, as Nigeria held onto their lead to walk away 1-0 victors and progress to the final round of the Summer Olympics qualifiers after winning the tie 1-0 on aggregate.

WHAT HAPPENED?

The Super Falcons have their sights set on qualifying for their first Olympics since their last appearance in Beijing 2008.&nbsp; Their win against Cameroon could pave the way for a highly anticipated matchup against African champions South Africa in the final round of qualifiers in April 2024.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

The Super Falcons hold the distinction of being the most successful international women's football team, boasting a record eleven Women’s Africa Cup of Nations titles. Their last triumph came in 2018 when they defeated Banyana Banyana in the final.&nbsp; Furthermore, the team stands alone as the only women's national team from the Confederation of African Football (Caf) to have reached the quarter-finals in both the Fifa Women’s World Cup and the Summer Olympics competitions.

DID YOU KNOW?

The Super Falcons will await the outcome of the match between South Africa and Tanzania, scheduled for Tuesday, February 27th, to determine their next opponent.&nbsp; However, Banyana Banyana hold a significant advantage following their 3-0 victory in the first leg.

WHAT NEXT FOR NIGERIA?

2024 Olympic Qualifiers: Nigeria's Super Falcons await Banyana Banyana or Tanzania after Cameroon win | Goal.com

The 2024 Olympic Games qualifiers for Africa continued on Monday with Nigeria taking on Cameroon in Abuja.

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