By Daily Sports on August 24, 2019

The delegation of Senior Women National Team, Super Falcons to next week’s 2020 Olympics qualifying match against the Senior Women National Team of Algeria will depart Nigeria tomorrow, the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has disclosed.

The NFF said Head Coach, Thomas Dennerby, had already submitted a list of 18 home –based professionals, who will do battle with the Algerians, following the inability of foreign –based players to make the trip due to various engagements with their clubs.

The delegation will fly aboard Turkish Airline into Istanbul and then connect to Algiers from Turkey’s commercial and economic capital.

Already, world football-governing body, FIFA, has appointed officials from Mali to take charge of the clash, which the Algeria Football Federation has scheduled for the Stade Mustapha Tchaker in Blida (outside Algiers), to kick off at 7pm Algeria time (same time as in Nigeria) on Wednesday, 28th August. 

Teneba Bagayoko will be the referee, with her compatriots Mariam Coulibaly (assistant referee 1) and Djeneba Dembélé (assistant referee 2) also on duty.

The fourth official will be Dorsaf Ganouati from Tunisia while Mana Dzodope from Togo will serve as referee assessor and Oumou Kane from Mauritania will be the match commissioner. For the return leg in Nigeria, which the NFF has scheduled for the Agege Stadium, Lagos on September 3, 2019, starting from 4.00 p.m., FIFA has appointed Zomadre Kore from Cote d’Ivoire to be the referee. (The Guardian)

•Photo shows Super Falcons players

Source Daily Sports

Posted August 24, 2019

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