Evelyn Nwabuko got the curtain raiser for the Super Falcons in the 13th minute of the encounter, while Stella Mbachu scored the second ten minutes to the end of the tie.General Coordinator of the women national teams, Aisha Falode, who is with the team in Harare, said the match was keenly contested, noting that the Nigerian ladies were more composed and took the battle to their hosts from the blast of the whistle.
The Falcons are expected to play the return leg of the AWC qualifier on 16 June at the Teslim Balogun Stadium in Surulere, Lagos, as approved by the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF.
Meanwhile, the Falcons will arrive in South Africa on Tuesday to engage the Banyana Banyana of South Africa in an international friendly match.
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