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Super Falcons to Face Black Queens in Casablanca Friendly Ahead of WAFCON

Super Falcons to Face Black Queens in Casablanca Friendly Ahead of WAFCON

Nigeria’s Super Falcons will take on Ghana’s Black Queens in a warm-up match on Saturday in Casablanca as preparations heat up for the 14th Women’s Africa Cup of Nations. The 10-time champions opened camp in Morocco’s economic hub with 10 players already in place. Midfielder Toni Payne, fresh from her move to Inter Milan Women, is expected to join the squad on Wednesday. Under coach Justine Madugu, the Falcons trained at Stade el Arbi Zaouli. Captain Rasheedat Ajibade leads a squad that includes Chiamaka Nnadozie, Asisat Oshoala and other top stars. After the friendly, Nigeria will open their Group C campaign against Malawi in Rabat on 28 July, before facing Zambia on 1 August and Egypt on 5 August. The top four semi-finalists will qualify directly for next year’s Women’s World Cup.

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kris

How significant do you think this friendly against Ghana's Black Queens will be for Super Falcons' morale before WAFCON kicks off?

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bola

This match should boost confidence and cohesion as they fine-tune tactics before the real competition.

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dapo

I noticed the Falcons have only ten players training right now, which might limit how well they can fine-tune new tactics.

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jaruma

I'm not convinced one friendly will change much—team chemistry and consistency often need more than a single match to solidify.

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jayjay

If the Falcons want solid preparation, they should schedule multiple warm-ups against varied playing styles and focus on building squad depth.

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