SUPER FALCONS OF NIGERIA TO FACE COMOROS IN SECOND LEG OF 2028 OLYMPIC QUALIFIER.
The winner on aggregate will advance to the third qualifying round, where they will meet Morocco in March 2027.
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The Confederation of African Football CAF has appointed Namibian official Antsino Twanyayukwa as the referee for next week’s FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup final qualifying round first leg match between Ethiopia and Nigeria in Addis Ababa.
Twanyayukwa will be joined at the potentially explosive encounter, scheduled for the Abebe Bekila Stadium as from 4pm Ethiopia time on Friday 20th May, by compatriots Eveline Augustinus as assistant referee 1, Pulen Agnes Mahomo from Lesotho as assistant referee 2 and another Namibian Vistoria Shangula as fourth official.
Amina Karuma from Tanzania will serve as match commissioner while Ugandan Constance Adipo will be referee assessor.
Nigeria’s Flamingos prevailed over their Egyptian counterparts 6-0 on aggregate in the last round, after dismissing their counterparts from the Democratic Republic of Congo 8-0 on aggregate.
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The winner on aggregate will advance to the third qualifying round, where they will meet Morocco in March 2027.
The Brazilian received a red card after a Video Assistant Referee (VAR) review revealed that he had pulled defender NATHAN SALIBA’s hair, prompting the referee to disallow what would have been his second goal of the match.
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