PARIS 2024: ‘BRAZIL STAR, ADRIANA EXPECTS TOUGH TEST AGAINST SUPER FALCONS
Brazil forward Adriana Leal da Silva says it is important for the team to start their campaign at the 2024 Olympic Games with a win against Nigeria.
The two countries will clash at the Stade Bordeaux on Thursday.
The Super Falcons caught the eye with their impressive performance at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand.
The West Africans are expected to hold their own in a tough group that also has world champions Spain and Japan.
Adriana is aware of Randy Waldrum’s side pedigree and warned they must be at their best to get maximum points from the game.
“This first game is crucial. In fact, it will always be like this. In any case, we need to have a lot of concentration and focus for this debut. And take it step by step,” the Orlando Pride striker said following the team’s arrival in Bordeaux.
The South Americans will be led by veteran midfielder Marta in Paris.
More Stories
ONDO GUBER POLL: INEC BEGIND DISTRIBUTION OF SENSITIVE MATERIALS
Ahead of Saturday's governorship election, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has started distributing sensitive materials to Ondo State's local...
BREAKING: FG PROPOSES N47.9TRN AS 2025 BUDGET
The federal government has proposed N47.9 trillion as the total expenditure in the 2025 budget. The minister of finance and...
UPDATE: UEFA APPOINTS ETHICS, DISCIPLINARY INSPECTOR TO INVESTIGATE PREMIER LEAGUE REFEREE COOTE
Following the release of a video purporting to show Premier League referee David Coote sniffing white powder during Euro 2024,...
HEALTH: OYO GOVT CONFIRMS FOUR DEATHS LINKED TO SUSPECTED LASSA FEVER OUTBREAK
Due to a possible Lassa fever outbreak, the Oyo State Ministry of Health has shuttered two hospitals in the Saki...
CASE OF FALANA, FALZ AGAINST VDM FAILS TO PROCEED AS COURT ADJOURNS TILL JAN 23RD
By Aishat Momoh. O. and Sefiu Ajape An Ikeja High Court has adjourned the hearing of a defamation suit filed...
JUST IN: REMAINS OF LATE COAS LAGBAJA ARRIVE ABUJA FOR FUNERAL
Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja, the late Chief of Army Staff, will be buried on Friday in Abuja once his body...