Super Falcons Must Sharpen Attack Before Olympics — Waldrum

Super Falcons head coach, Randy Waldrum admitted that his side must improve in attack to have a good outing at the 2024 Olympic Games.

The nine-time African champions are making a return to the Olympics after a 16-year absence.

The West Africans had to rely on Rasheedat Ajibade’s penalty to get the better of South Africa over two legs in their fourth round qualifying tie.

While they missed a number of chances in the first leg, they struggled to produce meaningful opportunities in the reverse fixture on Tuesday.

The Super Falcons will be up against world champions Spain, Japan and Brazil in Group C at the Olympics.

Waldrum admitted there are a lot to be done to make his team a medal contender at Paris 2024.

“It is a huge accomplishment for Nigeria and we defended brilliantly. There is work to be done when it comes to our attack, and we will improve before heading to France,”the 67-year-old told French outlet, France 24.