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2028 Olympics Qualifiers: Super Falcons to resume camp for Comoros clash October 4

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Nigeria’s Super Falcons will resume camping on Sunday, October 4 in Ikenne for the 2028 Olympic Games qualifying showdown against Comoros.

The two legs of the second qualifying round tie will be played at the Remo Stars Sports Complex in Ikenne.

The first leg is slated for Friday, 9 October, while the reverse fixture is scheduled for Tuesday, 13 October.

Nigeria received a bye into the second round as one of the highest ranked African teams.

Comoros annihilated Sudan 30-0 on aggregate to book a date with the Super Falcons.

DAILY POST recalls the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, appointed former Super Eagles head coach, Augustine Eguavoen interim handler of the Super Falcons earlier this month.

2028 Olympics Qualifiers: Super Falcons to resume camp for Comoros clash October 4

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