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Super Falcons eye revenge in second friendly against Cameroon

Nigeria’s Super Falcons are set to face Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses again on Tuesday in Yaounde, aiming to bounce back from a narrow 1–0 defeat in their first pre WAFCON 2026 friendly. Both teams are using the two–match series, played at the Military Stadium in the Cameroonian capital, to fine tune tactics and assess players ahead of the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco. In Saturday’s opener, the Falcons created several chances but were undone by a late goal, leaving head coach Justin Madugu and his players determined to respond with a stronger performance in the second game. Madugu is expected to tweak his line up and possibly adjust formations, with second half substitutes such as Joy Omewa, Precious Christopher, Folashade Ijamilusi, Esther Onyenezide and Michelle Alozie all pushing for starting roles after bright cameos.​ NFF officials say the matches […]

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Super Falcons lose 1–0 to Cameroon in pre WAFCON friendly

Nigeria’s Super Falcons lost 1–0 to Cameroon in a pre WAFCON 2026 friendly match decided by a stoppage time goal in Yaounde. The game, played at the Military Stadium in the Cameroonian capital, was arranged as part of both teams’ build up to the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco. After a tight and physical contest, Mbomezomo Yvana scored the winner for the Indomitable Lionesses in the 90th minute, just when the match looked set to end in a goalless draw. The Falcons had created several chances and enjoyed good spells of pressure but could not break down a well organised Cameroonian defence. Head coach Justin Madugu used the friendly to assess a blend of regulars and new faces as he continues to shape his squad for the title defence in Morocco. Despite the defeat, officials say the match […]

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Ajibade leads Super Falcons camp as Cameroon friendlies begin

Super Falcons captain Rasheedat Ajibade and 16 other players have arrived in camp at the Hilton Hotel, Yaounde, ahead of two pre WAFCON friendly matches against Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses.​ Both friendlies will be played at the Military Stadium in Yaounde on Saturday, 28 February, and Tuesday, 3 March. The games are part of both teams’ preparations for the 14th Women Africa Cup of Nations, which will hold in Morocco from 17 March to 3 April 2026.​ Reigning champions and 10 time winners Nigeria will play in Group C alongside Zambia, Egypt and debutants Malawi, opening their title defence against Malawi on 18 March in Casablanca. Cameroon, runners up in 2016, are drawn in Group D with Ghana, Mali and debutants Cape Verde and will also kick off on 18 March against Mali in Fes.​ Those already in Falcons camp include […]

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Nigeria, Cameroon renew rivalries ahead of 2026 WAFCON

Nigeria’s Super Falcons will rekindle their fierce rivalry with the Indomitable Lionesses of Cameroon in a double header friendly series arranged as part of preparations for the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco. The Nigeria Football Federation confirmed that the reigning African champions will face Cameroon in Yaoundé on Saturday, February 28, and again on Tuesday, March 3, during the FIFA women’s international window. NFF General Secretary Mohammed Sanusi said all arrangements have been concluded with the Cameroonian federation, FECAFOOT, stressing that the goal is to give the Falcons top level tests before they begin their title defence. He noted that with WAFCON scheduled for March 17 to April 3 in Morocco, Nigeria is keen to fine tune tactics, assess new players and build cohesion against one of the continent’s strongest sides. The clashes will extend a long […]

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Super Falcons to play WAFU B tourney ahead of WAFCON

The Nigeria Football Federation has entered the Super Falcons for the WAFU B Four‑Nation Tournament in Abidjan as part of preparations for the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in Morocco. The regional event will hold in Côte d’Ivoire from February 27 to March 7, ahead of WAFCON scheduled for March 17 to April 3.​ NFF Director of Competitions, Ruth David, described the tournament as a crucial step to ensure the reigning African champions are fully ready for the continental showpiece. She confirmed that Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Nigeria and Senegal, all WAFCON participants, have been invited by the WAFU B Secretariat and said the Falcons’ squad list submitted by head coach Justin Madugu will be released soon.​ In a related development, five Super Falcons stars have been named in the IFFHS Women’s Africa XI for 2025: goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie, […]

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Eight major sporting moments that defined 2025

The year 2025 delivered some of the most dramatic and emotional moments in modern sport, from stunning comebacks and long-awaited titles to farewell appearances by global icons. Across football, basketball, cricket, American football and professional wrestling, teams and athletes produced performances that captivated fans worldwide and reshaped record books.​ Nigeria’s Super Falcons set the tone for the year by winning the 2025 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco. In a remarkable final in Rabat, they came from 2–0 down to beat hosts Morocco 3–2, with Esther Okoronkwo’s penalty, Folashade Ijamilusi’s equaliser and a dramatic late winner from Jennifer Echegini sealing a record-extending 10th WAFCON title for Nigeria.​ In Europe, Arsenal Women claimed the 2024–25 UEFA Women’s Champions League after edging Barcelona 1–0 in Lisbon. Stina Blackstenius scored the decisive goal in the 75th minute from a Beth Mead assist, […]

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Super Falcons drop to 37th but stay top in Africa

Nigeria’s Super Falcons have slipped one place to 37th in the latest FIFA Women’s World Ranking but remain the highest ranked team in Africa. The ranking, released on Thursday, reflects movements on the global table after the last international window.​ The Super Falcons were previously 36th in the world before dropping to 37th, ending a run of several months in that position. Despite the slight fall, they still lead the African standings ahead of South Africa, Ghana, Zambia and Morocco, who complete the continent’s top five teams.​ Reports link the dip in ranking partly to the team’s inactivity during the most recent FIFA women’s international break. Nigeria had earlier secured qualification for the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations with a 3–1 aggregate win over Benin Republic in October, leaving them without competitive games in the last window.​ Nigeria’s strong […]

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Super Falcons’ Ifeoma Onumonu Retires From Football at 31

Super Falcons striker, Ifeoma Onumonu, has announced her retirement from professional football at the age of 31. The forward made the announcement on her Instagram page on Saturday, stating, "It is with a heart full of gratitude that I bid farewell to my playing career on the pitch." Onumonu recently won the 2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations with the Nigerian national team. She began her international career with the United States at the U-23 level before switching her allegiance to represent Nigeria. Her last club was Montpellier in the French women's league. She did not specify a reason for her decision to retire at this time.

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Rasheedat Ajibade Signs Two-Year Deal With PSG Until 2027

Paris Saint-Germain have strengthened their squad with the signing of Nigerian forward Rasheedat Ajibade on a contract running until June 30, 2027. The French club confirmed the move on Tuesday, announcing the arrival of the 25-year-old Super Falcons captain from Atlético de Madrid, where she played since 2021. Ajibade, who previously featured for Norwegian side Avaldsnes IL, made 25 appearances for Atlético last season, scoring eight goals and providing three assists. Born in Mushin, Lagos, on December 8, 1999, Ajibade began her career with FC Robo Queens before earning recognition as Nigeria’s NFF Young Player of the Year in 2018. She has since become a cornerstone of the national team, leading the Super Falcons to Women’s Africa Cup of Nations triumphs in 2018 and 2024. She also represented Nigeria at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup and the 2024 Paris […]

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