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Falcons vs Banyana: ‘Come to stadium to support us’ — Nnadozie tells Nigerians

 

Super Falcons goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie has canvassed for total support for the team ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games qualifier against South Africa.

The Super Falcons will be up against the Banyana Banyana at the Moshood Abiola Stadium, Abuja, on Friday.

The first leg of the final round qualifier will kick off at 5 pm Nigerian time.

Nnadozie stated that having a large number of fans at the stadium will boost the morale of the team.

“We want our people to come to the stadium and support us. The Super Falcons do not fear any team. With their support, we will play with total confidence and overcome,” Nnadozie told thenff.com.

The return leg will take place at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria next Tuesday

Abdul Noah Ocholi

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