Nigeria’s super falcons began their campaign at the FIFA women’s world cup with a barren draw against reigning Olympic champions, Canada.
The nine-time African champions ensured they remain unbeaten against Canada in the FIFA women’s world cup having faced the North Americans three times.
It is also the fourth time in 27 matches at the FIFA world cup that Nigeria is keeping a clean sheet thanks to captain Chiamaka Nnadozie who saved a penalty in the encounter.
The super falcons were also reduced to ten players in the closing stage of the match following the sending-off of Deborah Abiodun.
The Super Falcons Will Face Co-Hosts, Australia Next On Thursday.
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Elsewhere, Spain Recorded The Highest Win Of The Tournament So Far Following A Three Nil Win Over Costa Rica.
In Group A Switzerland Moved To The Top Of The Group Following A Two Nil Win Over The Philippines.
(Editor: Roland Numofagha)
