Spain W vs Nigeria W Prediction & Betting Tips (28 July)

Spain moved to the top of world women's football last year by winning their first world championship title in Australia. On its momentum, La Roja did not want to stop there and it once again expanded its record by winning the Nations League to the detriment of the French team 2-0. More generally, the Iberian players have only lost twice in 14 matches since their world title. They were also surprised at the beginning of the month by the Czech Republic 2-1 before moving forward against Belgium 2-0. On Thursday, the Spanish entered this tournament in the best possible way by winning against Japan 2-1.

Absent from all the Olympic tournaments since Beijing 2008, Nigeria found a ticket for these Games thanks to its two play-off rounds won against Cameroon 1-0 on the whole of the double confrontation and South Africa 1-0. The Super Falcons have also done quite well at the last two World Cups, each time coming out of their group before falling in the 1/8 finals. Determined to do at least the same in these Olympics, the Nigerians were cooled by losing by the smallest of scores against Brazil 0-1.

The vast majority of players present for this Olympiad wear the colors of Spanish clubs, mainly FC Barcelona and Real Madrid. On the other hand, Hermoso (Tigres, 118 caps, 56 goals) and Lucia Garcia (Monterrey, 49 caps, 11 pawns) are in Mexico. In the heart of the game, it is the Barcelona players Putellas (120 caps, 30 goals), Bonmati (65 caps, 26 goals) and Guijarro (55 caps, 11 pawns) who rule the roost. On the sides, another Catalan, Parralluelo (FC Barcelona, ​​27 caps, 12 goals) is also wreaking havoc while Caldentey (Arsenal, 74 selections, 27 goals) is also formidable. She demonstrated it by scoring against Japan on Thursday.

On the Nigerian side, there are quite a few elements wearing the colors of French teams. We can cite the name of the goalkeeper Nnadozie (Paris FC), the defender Demehin (Reims) and midfielder Echegini (PSG) while Otu (Saint-Etienne) must be content with a reserve place. Defenders Alozie (Houston Dash) and Payne (Portland), midfielders Payne (Seville), Ucheibe (Benfica) and Ajibade (Atlético Madrid) and the attackers Oshoala (Bay FC), Kanu (Racing Louisville) and Onumonu (Utah Royals) are also key assets in this formation.