Nigeria‘s women’s senior team, the Super Falcons, dey prepare to face Algeria in two-legged international friendly matches later this month. The matches, which dey part of the Super Falcons’ preparation for the 2024 Africa Women’s Cup of Nations (AWCON) in Morocco, go hold on October 26 and October 29.
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) dey organize the friendlies, and dem expect the home-based Super Falcons to play both matches. This period go be crucial for the new interim manager, Justin Madugu, to assess the squad’s readiness for the upcoming challenges, including the women’s Afcon.
The Super Falcons dey aim to fine-tune their tactics, strengthen team chemistry, and build confidence as dem enter a new chapter in their quest for continental and global glory. Algeria, who don steadily improve over the years, remain a formidable force in North African women’s football.
The friendlies go serve as a pivotal step in the Super Falcons’ journey toward reclaiming their place at the top of African women’s football. Algeria and Nigeria both qualify for next year’s AWCON, and these matches go help both teams prepare well for the tournament.
The venue for the friendly matches still dey pending, but final details expected to be confirmed soon. The matches go mark the beginning of the Super Falcons’ rebuilding process under Madugu, following the departure of former coach Randy Waldrum.
