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Nigeria’s Super Falcons face Australia’s Matildas in highly-awaited World Cup clash

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – JULY 21: Players of Nigeria pose for a team photo prior to the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 Group B match between Nigeria and Canada at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium on July 21, 2023 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by AFP)

The stage is set for an exhilarating showdown as Nigeria’s Super Falcons and Australia’s Matildas gear up to face each other on Thursday at the Lang Park stadium in Brisbane/Meaajjin during the ongoing Women’s World Cup. Anticipation is high, and a capacity crowd is expected to witness this thrilling encounter, making it one of the most-awaited clashes of the group stage in this ninth edition of the FIFA Women’s World Cup finals.

The match will kick off at 11 a.m. Nigerian time.

Australia’s Matildas enter the match with maximum points from their opening game against the Republic of Ireland, played in Sydney on 20th July. However, they are well aware of the challenge that lies ahead against the Super Falcons, who put up a strong fight against Olympic champions Canada in their opening game in Melbourne.

The Super Falcons, being nine-time African champions, know the importance of securing a victory to boost their chances of progressing to the Round of 16. In this expanded tournament with 32 teams participating for the first time, only the top two teams from each group will advance.

Team captain Onome Ebi emphasized the determination of the Super Falcons to play to win, fully aware of the level of competition in the World Cup. The team’s five-match unbeaten streak leading up to the tournament gives them confidence, and they are eager to make their mark on a turf that might be more familiar to their opponents, with a large partisan crowd supporting Australia.

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