Coach Randy Waldrum has praised the Super Falcons for the improvements they showed in pre-Olympics warm-up against reigning champions Canada.
The Super Falcons may have lost the friendly in Spain by the odd goal, but Waldrum said his team were offensive and created more chances than when both teams clashed a year ago at the World Cup.
Both teams played out a scoreless draw at the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
“Obviously, you would like to win at the end of the day but I think our performance was a very positive performance,” remarked an impressed Waldrum
“We were very good in the attacking phase, our possession was good.”
“I thought it was a much better performance than we had in the World Cup against them (Canada).
“We created more chances against them than we did at the World Cup.
“I have seen a lot of improvement since the World Cup until now.”
The Super Falcons will begin their Paris Olympics campaign Thursday in Bordeaux against South American champions Brazil.
