Dr. Victor Ademola
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Nigeria vs Zambia WAFCON 2026: Preview & How to Watch Live
Nigeria face a must-win Zambia clash at WAFCON 2026 after the Malawi shock. Full preview, presser reactions, goalscorers, kickoff time and where to watch live.
WAFCON 2026 – Matchday 1 Stats Round-Up
WAFCON 2026 Matchday 1 delivered 30 goals across eight matches. Zambia crushed Egypt 6-0, hosts Morocco thrashed Kenya 4-0, and Malawi stunned Nigeria 3-2. Full results, updated group standings, and complete tournament stats after the opening round.
Chawinga Sisters Stun Super Falcons as Malawi Announce Themselves on the Big Stage: Full Reaction from Both Coaches - WAFCON 2026
Nigeria's WAFCON title defence suffered an early blow as debutants Malawi produced one of the tournament's biggest upsets, beating the ten time African champions 3-2 in Rabat. The Chawinga sisters combined for all three goals, before Rasheedat Ajibade and Uchenna Kanu staged a late fightback that fell just short. Full reaction from both coaches inside.
Nigeria Super Falcons Receive Mission X WAFCON Reward Package from NSC, NFF
Nigeria Super Falcons received their Mission X WAFCON reward package from NSC chairman Shehu Dikko and NFF GS Mohammed Sanusi in Rabat, hours before their title defence opener against Malawi.
Nigeria vs Malawi WAFCON 2026: Where to Watch Live, Super Falcons Aim for Group C Win as Abiodun, Omewa, Demehin Speak
The Super Falcons open their WAFCON 2026 title defence today against Malawi, and the message from camp is calm confidence. Deborah Abiodun insists Nigeria "always brings our games" regardless of the opponent, while debutant Joy Omewa says she's "grateful" for her first major tournament call-up. Defender Blessing Demehin brushed off online noise around the team, promising fans "an improved Super Falcons team" as Nigeria chase an unprecedented 11th title.
Watch Super Falcons Train In Rabat, Morocco - 2026 WAFCON (Nigeria vs Malawi)
Nigeria Super Falcons Training Session in Morocco.
"We Believe God Sent Us Here": Malawi Ready For Historic WAFCON Bow Against Nigeria Super Falcons at WAFCON 2026
Malawi will make their Women’s Africa Cup of Nations debut against 10-time champions Nigeria in Group C of WAFCON 2026 in Morocco. Head coach Lovemore Fazili and captain Tabitha Chawinga told journalists they respect the Super Falcons’ pedigree but refuse to be overawed, with Chawinga declaring the team’s presence “not by chance” and that “God sent us here,” while Fazili insisted his side simply wants to produce a strong performance in their first-ever finals appearance.
“We’re Here to Defend the Trophy and Qualify for the World Cup” – Super Falcons Ready for Malawi at WAFCON 2026
Super Falcons coach Justin Madugu and captain Rashidat Ajibade confirmed the team is fully ready for their WAFCON 2026 opener against Malawi. Madugu said the mission is to defend the title and qualify for the World Cup, while Ajibade stressed high team spirit and that a good performance means winning three points.
Flying Eagles Open WAFU B U20 Title Defence Against Ghana in Yamoussoukro
The Flying Eagles kick off their 2026 WAFU B U20 Championship campaign against arch-rivals Ghana on Monday in Yamoussoukro. New coach Abdu Maikaba targets a strong start as Nigeria aim to retain the regional title and secure qualification for the 2027 CAF U-20 Africa Cup of Nations.
Super Falcons Squad Numbers & Full Guide for WAFCON 2026: Jersey List, Fixtures & Road to the World Cup
Super Falcons jersey numbers for WAFCON 2026 are out! See the full 1–25 list, key fixtures against Malawi, Zambia & Egypt, and why this tournament is crucial for World Cup qualification.
Super Falcons Players Allege Theft at Team Hotel in Casablanca
Several Super Falcons players have reported that money was stolen from their wallets at the Marriott Hotel in Casablanca, Morocco.
First African Team Ever (Male or Female) to Wear a 10-Star Jersey: Super Falcons Set to Make History at WAFCON 2026
The Super Falcons will wear a 10-star jersey at WAFCON 2026 — the first African team, male or female, to do so. Nigeria now leads the world among women’s national teams with a record 10 continental titles, ahead of the United States, China and Brazil on nine each.