
Predicted Super Falcons XI vs South Africa: Oshoala out; Nicole Payne in

The Super Falcons of Nigeria, following their victory against the Indomitable Lionesses of Cameroon in the return leg of their Olympic qualification fixture in Abuja, are now set to face South Africa.
With an aggregate score of 1-nil against Cameroon, the 11-time Women’s Africa Cup of Nations champions have secured a doubleheader final round against Desiree Elis’s troops.
With only two teams securing a ticket to participate in Paris, both Nigeria and South Africa are gearing up for a crucial showdown, labeling the clash as do or die.
To ensure readiness, Soccernet.ng highlights Randy Waldrum’s expected strategy, intending to deploy a solid 4-3-3 formation:
Goalkeeper:
Chiamaka Nnadozie, the Paris FC goalkeeper and 2023 CAF Best Goalkeeper for women, is anticipated to maintain her position.
Defenders:
In light of injury setbacks to Demehin Tosin and Ashleigh Plumptre, there will be adjustments in the back four. Michele Alozie will retain her position as the left back, with Osinachi Ohale in central defense. Nicole Payne may step in for Demehin, while Jumoke Alani could replace Plumptre.
Midfielders:
Halimatu Ayinde, Christy Ucheibe, and Deborah Abiodun are expected to anchor the midfield, providing stability against Cameroon.
Forwards:
With Asisat Oshoala’s recent form below par, Uchenna Kanu is poised to lead the attacking line, supported by Rasheedat Ajibade on the left flank and Toni Payne on the right.
Expected Super Falcons XI vs Cameroon:
Nnadozie; Alani, Nicole, Ohale, Alozie; Ayinde, Ucheibe, Deborah; Ajibade, Kanu, Payne.
Source: Soccernet
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