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Banyana Banyana were at Azam Sports Complex in Dar es Salaam facing Tanzania in the first leg of this penultimate qualification round.The Super Falcons, on the other hand, visited Cameroon for a battle at Stade de la Reunification in Douala.GOAL takes you through what transpired on Friday.<script type="application/json" data-placement="fcplayer-semantic">{"type":"fcplayer-semantic","data":{"embedCode":"//cdn.fcp.codes/embed-code-template/embed-code-template.js#SEMANTIC_5704afb8-c10b-4ba5-9cb4-d7fb6098ef90"}}</script>

2024 Olympic Qualifiers: Advantage Banyana Banyana after big Tanzania win as Cameroon frustrate Nigeria's Super Falcons

Banyana Banyana romped to a comfortable 3-0 victory against Tanzania away at Azam Sports Complex.Jerman Seoposenswe opened the scoring for South Africa 10 minutes into the match before Thembi Kgatlana doubled their lead in the 57th minute. Then with four minutes to go, Hildah Magaia killed the match as a contest with Banyana's third goal to hand Desiree Ellis' ladies a huge advantage ahead of the second-leg clash.

BANYANA TAKE COMMANDING LEAD 

The Super Falcons dominated their encounter against the Indomitable Lionesses, but they were let down by some poor finishing.Toni Payne and Asisat Oshoala were both guilty of failing to convert their chances&nbsp;in the first-half which saw Nigeria goalkeeper&nbsp;Chiamaka Nnadozie make two great saves to keep the hosts at bay.Nigeria substitute Jennifer Echegini thought she had broken the deadlock nine minutes into the second-half, but her goal was ruled out for offside.&nbsp; With 10 minutes left, Oshoala had a chance to snatch a late winning goal, but she was denied by goalkeeper&nbsp;Michaely Bihina and ultimately, the match ended&nbsp;in a 0-0 draw.&nbsp;

CAMEROON TAME SUPER FALCONS

After taking on what looks like a commanding lead, South Africa will be looking to finish off Tanzania at Mbombela Stadium on Tuesday.They host the East Africans bubbling with confidence while Tanzania will be keen to pull a major upset by overturning the result.The Super Falcons, on the other hand, will host Cameroon in Abuja on Monday.The winner between South Africa and Tanzania will take on either Nigeria or Cameroon in the final round of qualification.

WHAT NEXT FOR BANYANA AND NIGERIA?

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The 2024 Olympic Games qualifiers for Africa continued on Friday with South Africa and the Super Falcons playing their respective matches.

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