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The match offered Madugu a chance to refine tactics ahead of the 14th Women Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in ...

While Nigeria is chasing an unmatched 10th title, Morocco is desperate for their first

Mrs Tinubu lauded the Falcons’ discipline and teamwork, calling their achievement a shining example to young girls across the country

The crushing defeat brought an abrupt end to Zambia’s impressive campaign, which had seen them progress from a tough group ...

Dikko says these awards are a testament to hard work and come when Nigerian sports are experiencing growth and rejuvenation

Midfielder Halimat Ayinde, a vital member of the team, will miss the tournament after sustaining a knee injury

Noticeably absent are veteran players Onome Ebi and Francesca Ordega.

Others from neighbouring States have also been enjoined to come out in their numbers to support the ladies.

Nigeria created another upset by staging a 3-2 comeback win over co-hosts Australia.

The coach of South Africa’s Banyana Banyana was voted the best coach in the group phase

Rivers Angels shot stopper, Tochukwu Oluehi, was the heroine as the Super Falcons overcame the Indomitable Lionesses of Cameroon.

Though it was largely a one-way traffic, the Super Falcons players performed at different levels.