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Love800:
Nigeria is going home.

If its that lame kind of play they did with south-africa that they are still going to display against the Moroccans, falcons will just go home!

Why do you say so?

Hahjascho:
If Zambia could hold Morocco to a goalless draw, and Nigeria beat Zambia 5:0 then, they shouldn’t be a serious threat.

I also hope Refs don’t spoil the match.

It's not how it works

Different matches have different dynamics

Just as I predicted.
Who wants the correct score for the Nigeria vs Morocco match?

Urgent1Million:
Just as I predicted.
Who wants the correct score for the Nigeria vs Morocco match?

Nigeria 1, Morocco 0, take that to the Bank........

AngelicBeing:
Nigeria 1, Morocco 0, take that to the Bank........

Full time score: NIG 1:1 MAR.
AP: NIG 5:3 MAR

Urgent1Million:
Full time score: NIG 1:1 MAR.
AP: NIG 5:3 MAR

I disagree, Nigeria is winning Morocco, it will be Nigeria 1, Morocco 0,


Are you ready to place a bet........if you are ready let's bet 5 million Naira oooooo 😜,

Seun or any of the Moderator will keep the Cash ooo 😜

Demons like us do also have loyalty.
My loyalty is to my country Nigeria and the every best I wish of her.
That being said, what happened in Ivory Coast might happen again in Morocco.
BUT, as a bona-fide citizen, I will always support my country for the best or worst.
Therefore I revise that win to favour Nigeria.
Nigeria 2: 0 Morocco.

nothing like fourth place, it is just 3rd place, congratulations 🎊 to Nigeria FALCONS

Hemanwel:
The Moroccan team played so well against the Black Queens of Ghana yesterday. In fact, both teams displayed quality football. I was wondering if the Super Falcons could handle any of the teams.

Based on this premise, I hate to say that the Atlas Lionesses will lift the trophy. My prediction is based on what I have seen both teams play.

Probably you used one eye to watch that match while sleeping with the other, if not you woukd have noticed that Ghana had more than five chances to score jn the first half which they missed.. Morocco can't win Nigeria Oga dey use your both eyes dey watch match.

EdiskyHarry:
Congratulations to the super falcons.
Nigeria is just so talented and committed in everything.
I keep believing if we have good leaders, Nigerians will beat westerners in science and technology too. Unfortunately we only have old men in power who are only thinking about money and the next election.

We have o. They are just committed to their ambitiousness.

boxypane:
We have o. They are just committed to stealing.

Nigeria in two finals


Tinubu is making Nigerian proud

robosky02:
Nigeria vs Morocco
Head to Head


Nigeria 8-0 Morocco WAFCON 1998

Nigeria 6-0 Morocco WAFCON 2000

Nigeria 1(4)-1(5) Morocco WAFCON 2022


The last time Nigeria faced Morocco in WAFCON 2022, the match produced two red cards and ended in a draw, with Morocco advancing on penalties. 5-4


So expect a very tough game with
Nigeria hoping to make it "mission X"
And Morocco looking for Thier first WAFCON trophy

Scores to settle 🤞

I remember the last game Nigeria played against Morocco where Nigeria had 2 red cards. That match was fixed...the referee couldnt even hide the fact that she was on payroll.

The women dey give us joy back to back

Middleborn:
I remember the last game Nigeria played against Morocco where Nigeria had 2 red cards. That match was fixed...the referee couldnt even hide the fact that she was on payroll.

Yes
the Moroccans are actually developing thier women's game fast but they are not yet at the true level of Nigéria Ghana, South Africa and Cameroon
At best the will be classified at the rising level with Zambia and Algeria


But they are using every antics to win the trophy by force

Imagine playing Nigéria the last time and Nigéria given 2 red card to reduce our force


Bit this time no hiding place

Nigeria History at the WAFCON


Nigeria has dominated the history of the CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations since its inception. The Super Falcons have won nine of the twelve editions held, demonstrating remarkable longevity at the summit of African women’s football. Their reign began in 1998 and continued in 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2010, 2014, 2016, and 2018.

In the 2008 edition, they finished third, having been eliminated in the semi-finals of a tournament eventually won by Equatorial Guinea, who defeated South Africa 2–1 in the final. Equatorial Guinea thus became the first nation other than Nigeria to claim the trophy. Two years later, the Nigerians took their revenge by defeating the defending champions 4–2 in the 2010 final to reclaim the title. However, in 2012, Equatorial Guinea struck back, winning a second continental crown.

Nigeria then returned to winning ways, lifting three consecutive titles in 2014, 2016, and 2018. The Super Falcons beat Cameroon 2–0 in the final in Windhoek, then 1–0 in Yaoundé, before overcoming South Africa on penalties (4–3) in Accra in 2018.

In 2022, in Morocco, they finished fourth after a 1–0 defeat to Zambia in the third-place match. This impressive record firmly establishes Nigeria as the undisputed powerhouse of African women’s football.

Morocco History at the WAFCON

The CAF TotalEnergies Women’s AFCON 2024 marks Morocco’s fourth appearance in the tournament, after participating in 1998, 2000, and 2022.

Thanks to the structural momentum provided by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF), the national team has undergone a profound transformation. The 2022 edition, also hosted on home soil, was a true turning point, as Morocco had a remarkable run all the way to the final, narrowly losing to South Africa (2-1).

Just have patience and watch the final on Saturday.

As a citizen, i want falcons to win, but if you remove emotions and watch the competition professionally, you will know that Nigeria are playing low-par football.

AngelSlay:
Why do you say so?

Yes Nigeria will bring the Cup Home. The Girl are doing great. 10 times champions on the beat

Love800:
Nigeria is going home.

If its that lame kind of play they did with south-africa that they are still going to display against the Moroccans, falcons will just go home!

Well that's the last game of the tournament...everyone is going home

AngelSlay:
You MUST be joking, did you watch the game, you think they are a push over side.

Lol

Well, anything can happen in the final.

Kyn4life:
Not like that bro, remember wetin happen between PSG vs Chelsea

Well

Anything can happen.

Rashidat Ajibade


3 player of the match award


Player of the match vs Bostwana
Player of the match vs Zambia
Player of the match vs South Africa

European influence Morocco


Ouzraoui Diki:

A Midfield Marvel Blending European Craft with Moroccan Passion



Diki’s journey to WAFCON stardom is shaped by an international upbringing and elite football education. Born in Spain, raised in Belgium, and a former youth international for the Red Flames at U16 and U18 levels, Diki has matured through top European systems—especially during a key development spell with Club Brugge.

Her remarkable understanding of the Spanish style, combined with the North African spirit of Morocco, makes her a unique midfield force heading into Saturday’s showdown.

European influence Nigeria

Ashleigh Plumptre:
The Super Falcons’ Rock Driven by Heritage and Heart


Ashleigh Plumptre has emerged as one of the standout defenders of the TotalEnergies 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, earning her spot in the Team of the Group Stage.

Background and Rise to Prominence

Born in Leicester, England, Plumptre, began her football journey in England’s youth setup, representing the country at U-15, U-17, U-19, and U-23 levels. Her club career saw her feature for Notts County, LA Galaxy OC, and Leicester City, where she helped them win the FA Women’s Championship in the 2020/21 season.

Ahead of WAFCON 2022, Plumptre made a pivotal decision to represent Nigeria, her paternal heritage, over continuing with England. It was a bold, heartfelt choice rooted in family and identity.

Since then, the 27-year-old has become a key part of the Super Falcons, anchoring the defense and stepping up as one of the leaders on and off the pitch.

Now the captain of Al-Ittihad in Saudi Arabia, Plumptre has also demonstrated an eye for goal, notably during the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Round of 16 clash with England and throughout her ongoing stint in the Saudi league.

We move!

Every falcon is a striker

EniHolar:
We move!

Every falcon is a striker

can I DM you pretty eni

Firebox123:
can I DM you pretty eni

What response am I supposed to give since you already did?

EniHolar:
What response am I supposed to give since you already did?

reply with your WhatsApp number let start our love journey

They better import all the referees and VAR from Europe.


I don't trust Morocco when it comes to African home-grown referees.

All things being equal, Nigeria should win by 3 - 0.

Ghana disappointed me in that penalty shootout...
Wanted us to face ghana and for Ghana to win us...
Well.. since it is those arabs... Let our girls win

Lol. Hahahaha. I appreciate your humour. Nice one from you. Am sincere here. Goodevening.

But, one will be going home with tears of joy, while the other, with tears of sorrow plus heartbreak!

femi4:
Well that's the last game of the tournament...everyone is going home