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After a lengthy wait, Nigeria’s women’s national team has finally achieved lift-off in 2025.
The nine-time African champions defeated Cameroon in an international friendly on June 3, 2025, thanks to a brace from captain Rasheedat Ajibade. They followed that up with a draw against European side Portugal on June 23, before defeating bitter rivals Ghana on June 29 and heading off to the Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).
Super Falcons next match, times and venue revealed
| Nigeria vs Morocco | Olympic Stadium, Rabat | July 26, 2025 |
Following their group-stage exit at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Nigeria’s Super Falcons returned to action with renewed direction under interim coach Justin Madugu, appointed by the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) to lead the team after Randy Waldrum’s departure.
Since Madugu began his tenure, the Super Falcons have calimed victories over Algeria and Cameroon, signalling a positive shift for the Super Falcons, who are looking to rebuild around a core of home-based talent ahead of future international competitions..
Up next: a meeting with Morocco in the final of WAFCON 2025 by 21:00 on July 26, following their win over South Africa in their semi-final match on Friday.
Super Falcons Results – Last 10 matches
- Nigeria 2-1 South Africa (Women's Africa Cup of Nations)
- Nigeria 5-0 Zambia (Women's Africa Cup of Nations)
- Nigeria 0-0 Algeria (Women's Africa Cup of Nations)
- Nigeria 1-0 Botswana (Women's Africa Cup of Nations)
- Nigeria 3-0 Tunisia (Women's Africa Cup of Nations)
- Nigeria 3-1 Ghana (International friendly)
- Portugal 0-0 Nigeria (International Friendly)
- Nigeria 2-0 Cameroon (International Friendly)
- France 2-1 Nigeria (International Friendly)
- Nigeria 4-1 Algeria (International Friendly)
Super Falcons next match – latest news
Following their hard-fought victory over South Africa, Nigeria will face host nation Morocco in the showpiece event of the 2025 WAFCON.
Morocco will present a tough challenge: they have scored in every match so far, and came through a tough tie against Ghana on penalties in the semi-final. In Ghizlane Chebbak, they have one of the tournament's standout players, and coach Jorge Vilda boasts World Cup-winning experience with Spain.
For coach Justin Madugu, whose relief following victory over Banyana was palpable, the pressure will only ramp up under the bright lights in Rabat.
