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Nigeria's Super Falcons will miss the Women's World Cup for the first time in over 30 years after losing their play-off match against South Africa. The team's coach, Justine Madugu, has since apologized to Nigerians for the failure to qualify, with analysts highlighting key takeaways from the painful defeat.
Nigeria's Super Falcons are preparing to defend their title as the expanded 16-team WAFCON 2026 tournament is set to begin on July 26 in Morocco, with teams also vying for World Cup qualification.
The defending champions, Nigeria's Super Falcons, arrived in Rabat, Morocco, for the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, showcasing elegant green-and-white Adire gowns and matching headwraps.
Nigeria’s Super Falcons have moved up one spot to 36th in the latest FIFA women’s ranking. This achievement solidifies their position as the top team in Africa.
The 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) has commenced in Morocco, with tournament favorites Nigeria's Super Falcons aiming for a World Cup qualification slot and the record two-million-dollar first prize.