Witness The Wiggles, The Dribbles And The Jiggles of The International Friendlies and the UEFA Nations League : Accumulator Tip For June 3rd

Women football, as we all know it, has always been an integral part of the game, and sometimes even the best moments of the game have recently captured scenes from the female category. For Tuesday’s accumulator tip, we shall critically analyze one game from the International Women Friendly Games and two from the Women’s UEFA Nations League.

Ready your coins Fellas.

Nigeria vs Cameroon (women)

Africa’s Most Decorated Female football team, the Super Falcons of Nigeria will go head to head against the Indomitable Lionesses of Cameroon in the opening round of the International Football Friendly Games for Women. Statistically, Nigeria has been the better team, with five wins and one stalemate in the last six games.

Previously slated for the 31st of May, the contest was postponed due to the late arrival of the Cameroonians which left no time for completion of necessary pre-match protocols. The match which was slated to take place at the Remo Stadium in Ikenne Ogun State was the first of a two legged mock friendly necessitated to earn them up against the WAFCON in Morocco.

Since mid-2024, The Super Falcons of Nigeria have had to negotiate rough terrains, having returned from the Olympic Women Games without a win in three matches. As woeful as they were, the International friendlies saw them manage to beat Algeria 4-2 in October before losing 2-1 to France in November. Popular names from the Nigerian squad are Michelle Alozie, Asisat Oshoala and Toni Payne

The Indomitable Lionesses have begun their Friendly campaign on a rather great note, winning 1-0 against the Moroccan women team.

My prediction for this meeting is a Win for the Super Falcons, who are heavily predicted as the side to clinch victory in both halves.

• Bet: W1

Spain vs England (Women)

The Spanish Red Ones are up against the English Lionesses in the sixth round of the UEFA Nations League. While these teams, established as giants in the female category have broken individual records, this can easily pass as one of the week’s most doted fixtures.

La Rojas, dominant in four of the most recent five league matches, fell to England in a high-lined 1-0 full-time scoreline the last time both sides clashed. While this will be considered an opportunity for Montserrat Tome, Head Coach to the Red Ones, to correct the initial deficit, the odds put them at a disadvantage, considering how solid the opposing team has been.

The Lionesses of England have been quite busy, playing against some of the world’s best teams whom they have been grouped with and dominating with wide margins. They completed their comeback against Belgium last week in the 6-0 game played after an earlier 1-1 meeting.

The game which will feature stars from both sides - with top gunner C.Pina (two goals) will also be missing star girl Lauren James, who has been ruled out due to injury problems in her hamstring.

I predict victory for the Lionesses in this match, with higher preference for less than three goals to occur before full-time.

• Bet: U2.5

Portugal vs Belgium

The Portuguese female team, the Seleccao des Quinas will lock horns against the Belgian Red Flames in what will also feature as one of the toughest contests this week in the UEFA Nations League women category.

Previously, the two sides have met seven times with Belgium holding four wins, and a stalemate, leaving two victories for the Portuguese Queens. Both teams have gruels in their recent five matches, with match-laced losses littered from both sides. Although the Queens won the last bout against the Falmes narrowly, they have been fish bait for Spain and England who cumulatively have scored fifteen goals against them in the last three matches.

My bet here will also be on a handful of goals. Bet on at most two goals in this game.

• Bet: U2.5