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After two rounds of matches, the Falcons are at the bottom of their group, following back-to-back defeats against Brazil and Spain, while Japan are sitting in second place in Group C with three points to their name.

Nigeria have experienced a disappointing start to their first Olympic campaign since 2008, having fallen just short in both of their first two matches in France.

After losing 1-0 to Brazil in their first game, Randy Waldrum’s side looked set to pick up a hard-earned point in their second game against reigning champions Spain on Sunday. A late goal from Barcelona player Alexia Putellas ensured the Spaniards snatched all three points.

Nigeria will be concerned with the fact they have now failed to score in three consecutive internationals, which is something they will need to change if they are to have any hope of progressing to the knockout rounds for the first time since the 2004 Olympics.

Although they are three points adrift of Brazil and Japan, Nigeria know that a win will give them a chance of securing second position or one of the best third-placed spots.

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