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Nigeria fight back to stun Morocco for Tenth WAFCON title
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The Punch on MSNFalcons helped us forget Nigeria’s problems – CitizensNigerian citizens have praised the Super Falcons for helping the nation momentarily forget its problems following the women’s national team’s stunning
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AllAfrica on MSNNigeria: Musawa Congratulates Super Falcons On Historic Wafcon VictoryThe Minister of Art, Culture, Tourism, and the Creative Economy, Barrister Hannatu Musa Musawa has extended her warmest congratulations to the Super Falcons of Nigeria.
Nigeria’s Super Falcons complete a stunning comeback to win WAFCON 2024, claiming their 10th title and marking a powerful moment for women’s football in Africa.
Yes, Nigeria has now won Wafcon 10 times in 12 competitions. But the undercurrent storyline at this year’s Wafcon in Morocco is the increasing improvement of women’s football all around the continent. Unlike the previous years of Nigeria’s triumphs, this year featured numerous challenges to its usual domination.
Super Falcons captain, Rasheedat Ajibade, has revealed her team's plan of working towards being the best in the world.
Nouhaila Benzina proudly wore her hijab and inspired fans despite Morocco’s 3-2 loss to Nigeria’s Super Falcons, who clinched their 10th WAFCON title.
After beating South Africa, the Super Falcons are now one match away from their 10th WAFCON title and re-establishing their dominance
The female national team members and their coaching staff are being hosted following their victory over Morocco, winning by three goals to two in Saturday's thrilling Women’s African Cup of Nations (WAFCON) final played at the Olympic Stadium in Rabat.
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Hespress on MSNMorocco women’s national team ready for historic WAFCON final, says Coach Jorge VildaMorocco women’s national team head coach Jorge Vilda expressed confidence ahead of Saturday’s Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) final against Nigeria, saying his players are determined to win and write a new chapter in the country’s football history.