South Africa's goalkeeper, Kaylin Swart, anticipates another challenging match against Nigeria's Super Falcons.

As both teams prepare to face off in the reverse fixture at Pretoria's Loftus Versfeld Stadium today, the African champions are tasked with overturning the first leg's deficit. Swart acknowledges the necessity of elevating their performance to secure a spot at Paris 2024.

“I think the second leg is going to be tough, but I think the coaches know exactly what’s needed and us as players, we also will look at ourselves and hopefully we’ll come back with a better individual performance,” she told CAF Online.

“I think if we can start (the second leg) the way we finished the second half (in Abuja), I think there’s so much more to give but we’re not down yet. I still believe in my girls, I still think that we can turn it around at home and I just hope that the fans will come out and be behind us because I do think there’s so much more in the second leg and hopefully we can get the goals we need.”