Super Falcons stand-in coach, Christopher Danjuma, has revealed that his side are condemned to win their away game at Equatorial Guinea in the return leg of their Olympic qualifier on Sunday.

Super Falcons at the FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015 Group D match between Sweden and Nigeria at Winnipeg Stadium on June 8, 2015 in Winnipeg, Canada. Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images/AFP

The national women’s senior team played a 1-1 draw a  forthnight ago in Abuja, with the second leg going down this weekend.

Danjuma disclosed that he was working on the team’s psyche to put them in the right frame of mind ahead of the clash after the loss of Gracious Akujobi.

“For us, it’s a must win, we are condemned to win and I believe with what we’ve done in training, we will come victorious,” he said.

“After the first leg, we’ve been working on the mindset of the players, to get them fully prepared for the game.

“And we hope they will take their chances and make a name for themselves and become stars like Asisat Oshoala who seized the opportunity given to her.”