Interim coach [Augustine Eguavoen](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augustine_Eguavoen) of the [Super Falcons](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigeria_women%27s_national_football_team) is determined to extend the team’s 2‑0 first‑leg lead over Comoros in the second leg of the 2028 [Olympic Games](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympic_Games) qualifying tie, set for Tuesday at the Remo Stars Sports Complex in Ikenne.
**Key facts**
- Nigeria secured a 2‑0 victory in the opening match on Saturday, giving them a comfortable cushion.
- The return fixture will kick off at 6 pm local time on Tuesday.
- Eguavoen told reporters the side aims to win by “one, maybe two, maybe three” goals.
- He stressed that while scoring is important, the team’s overall structure remains his primary focus.
- The match will be played at the Remo Stars Sports Complex, the home ground of the Ikenne‑based club.
**What does the coach expect?**
Eguavoen said, “We are enjoying a two‑goal advantage, but we will try as much as possible to see how we can wrap it up by winning tomorrow’s game. I’m interested in goals, but the structure of the team is what I’m really interested in. The bottom line is to win, and we will try to do that.”
The Super Falcons will look to secure a decisive result that puts them in a strong position for the final round of Olympic qualification.