Nigeria Loses to Brazil in Olympic Opener
Nigeria Loses to Brazil in Olympic Opener
Nigeria Loses to Brazil in Olympic Opener
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The Nigeria Super Falcons returned to Olympic football after 16 years but suffered a narrow 1-0 loss to Brazil in their opening match of the Women's Olympic Football Tournament in Bordeaux, France. Former player Desire Oparanozie had advised the team to maintain a strong mentality, emphasizing focus and commitment. Midfielder Christy Ucheibe expressed confidence in the team's preparation before the match. The match was officiated by Yu-Jeong Kim, with Brazil continuing their historical advantage over Nigeria. Anticipation was high among fans as the Super Falcons aimed to make a strong start in the tournament. Other matches on the opening day included host nation France against Colombia and world champions Spain versus Japan.

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