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koning:
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.

They want Morocco to win by force.
How can Morocco be the host three times in a row

Morocco 2022
Morocco 2024
Morocco 2026

WAFCON 2024:
Top scorers ahead of Nigeria vs Morocco finals


4 goals:
Ghizlane Chebbak (Morocco),
Nguenar Ndiaye (Senega- eliminatedl)

3 goals:
Ibtissam Jraïdi (Morocco),
Chinwendu Ihezuo (Nigeria),
Barbra Banda (Zambia- eliminated),
Racheal Kundananji (Zambia eliminated)

2 goals:
Mama Diop (Senegal – eliminated),
Alice Kusi (Ghana),
Aissata Traoré (Mali),
Yasmine Mrabet (Morocco)

MICHELLE ALOZIE
Many do not know that this hot babe who is one of the most revered defenders in African women's football doesn't play football for the money but for glory. I understand because without the star and celebrity status international football has given her, who would have known she's an Ivy league trained expert?

Besides playing for Nigeria and the American club Houston Dash, Michelle Alozie holds a Bachelor's Degree in Molecular Biology from Yale University, and also works part-time as a Cancer Research Technician. It was her volley that provided the winning goal against Bayana Bayana last night.

Who deserves to walk away with the coveted MVP award — the crown for the tournament’s standout player? 🌍👑

Andile Dlamini (South Africa) – 40% winning chance, Even in defeat to Nigeria, she nearly denied Ajibade from the spot and kept her side in the game until the 94th minute. If ever an MVP award should go to a keeper, it’s now.

Rasheedat Ajibade (Nigeria) – 70% winning chance, With one goal and two assists, her numbers are solid. If she leads Nigeria to glory again, it may finally be her time to collect the MVP award that narrowly escaped her in 2022.

Ghizlane Chebbak (Morocco) – 75% winning chance, She leads the tournament with four goals, including the first hat-trick of the competition against DR Congo, more than a scorer. She’s the beating heart of the Moroccan side — dictating tempo, leading from the front, and inspiring those around her. If Morocco triumphs on home soil, she will be a two-time MVP and WAFCON legend.

The countries that have played in WAFCON final back to back are
Nigeria,
Cameroon and
Equitorial Guinea.
Morocco just joined that list. Equitorial Guinea has even played three straight times.

Well Nigeria's mission X package includes
Dethrone- Defending champion
Dethrone - CAF women footballer of the year
Avenge- Loss to Zambia
Avenge-Loss to Morocco
The first three had been ticked. The fourth will be ticked on Saturday

The Match Venues:

The brand new Olympic Stadium in Rabat was constructed to host 21,000 fans and is a state-of-the-art venue near the historic Prince

Moulay Abdellah Stadium. It will be the host stadiums for the final of the TotalEnergies CAF women Africa Cup of Nations, Morocco 2024.

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.

The Zambians played well against the Moroccans, and even led twice before Morocco forced them to a 2-2 draw.

But we saw what happened when Zambia met Nigeria.

Their two prolific strickers could not even register a single shot on target. Then, to make matters worse, the whole team was dismantled 5-0.

It is easy to see the good performances of other teams. It is hard to see the good performances of your own team because you will be in too much pressure to see beautiful football even if it is being in full display.

To really see how your team fares, watch their matches after the live match. With no pressure, you will see that the Nigerian team can actually dismantle this Moroccan team.

I just hope that BAT in Aso Rock wouldn't pose as a badluck to this our beautiful girls.

I will never support the super falcons.

I stand with Morocco.

Nigeria will surely lose tonight.

It is settled

Cherrybae:
I will never support the super falcons.

I stand with Morocco.

Nigeria will surely lose tonight.

It is settled

You will be put to shame again by the Grace of God Almighty.

I heard Peter obi is already in Morocco 🇲🇦
Is over for the Super Falcons.

Morocco all the way

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.

Since the beginning of the tournament your wish has not come true and it still won't come true tonight by the Grace of God.

This time around, I pray there should not be any form of Red card oooo... victory for the Falcons. I give it to President Tinubu for approving all their allowances. The era of owing allowances is over. Victory once again.

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 wasn't a goalless draw,it was 2-2 ,also football is not mathematics

Few teams I see they have to do

1) Build some tough skin....I don't think they have played infront of a full stadium in this tournament... Especially when 80% of the crowd is your opposition cheering them to kill you

2) Work in there temperaments ...what happened the last time they met morocco...was sheer indiscipline and then failing to control emotions

3) Physicality will need to be watched against Morocco and they need to play more with the ball ...anyone who is in pal with African Football will know north Africans use there frail physical attributes to get fouls...the falcon girls are tough but against this team the toughness might get them in trouble. ...causing fouls close to the box ....in the box and other dangerous regions carelessly could lead to Doom...hence ,they need to be clinical in their tackle and win the ball rather take the ladies down ...

4) They will need to take their chances....they will need other approach asides the long ball thing they seem to be good at...cos ,.the Moroccans are quite taller too ..not like the south Africans


5) The Moroccan are quite technical and will put the balls behind them.... the center back will need help from the midfielders....our center backs are very physical but there aren't fast and not so proactive to moments....south Africans exposed that from the ball leading to penalties


Hopefully they can win...Good luck to them

5) If the can

Nigeria's Super Falcons to the la decimal cup. Go do it ladies.

The Nigerian coach has shown the world that he is not one that should be underestimated. I see Nigeria getting a hard fought victory.

robosky02:
https://www.cafonline.com/caf-womens-africa-cup-of-nations/schedule-results/

Nigeria

Defensively organized and consistent

Proven winners under pressure

Balanced scoring across multiple attackers


Morocco

Home advantage with passionate local support

Strong attacking trio in Chebbak / Jraidi / Mrabet

Slight defensive fragility–haven’t kept a clean sheet since group stage

This match represented a clash between Nigeria’s seasoned WAFCON dominance and Morocco’s energetic, home‑ground rise. Nigeria entered as favorites due to experience, defensive solidity, and scoring depth, while Morocco counted on host support and attacking

Seunfretty:
Few teams I see they have to do

1) Build some tough skin....I don't think they have played infront of a full stadium in this tournament... Especially when 80% of the crowd is your opposition cheering them to kill you

2) Work in there temperaments ...what happened the last time they met morocco...was sheer indiscipline and then failing to control emotions

3) Physicality will need to be watched against Morocco and they need to play more with the ball ...anyone who is in pal with African Football will know north Africans use there frail physical attributes to get fouls...the falcon girls are tough but against this team the toughness might get them in trouble. ...causing fouls close to the box ....in the box and other dangerous regions carelessly could lead to Doom...hence ,they need to be clinical in their tackle and win the ball rather take the ladies down ...

4) They will need to take their chances....they will need other approach asides the long ball thing they seem to be good at...cos ,.the Moroccans are quite taller too ..not like the south Africans


5) The Moroccan are quite technical and will put the balls behind them.... the center back will need help from the midfielders....our center backs are very physical but there aren't fast and not so proactive to moments....south Africans exposed that from the ball leading to penalties


Hopefully they can win...Good luck to them

5) If the can

If you have watched some of the games, you will know that the Nigerian fans are some of the loudest in the world and the Moroccans fans don't seem to be into shouting alot or making alot of Noise. Despite the Moroccans being at home, you will still end up hearing the loud sounds of the Nigerian fans

Nigeria vs Morocco – WAFCON 2024 Final: Summary of Counter Analysis

1. Mental Toughness:
Nigeria has the experience to handle Morocco’s home crowd. Many players compete in Europe under high pressure, and they’ve already faced Morocco in a packed stadium before.

2. Discipline & Temperament:
The current squad is more mature. They've kept their cool all tournament with no red cards and improved emotional control, especially in the intense semi-final vs South Africa.

3. Controlled Physicality:
Nigeria’s strength is an advantage—but they must avoid reckless fouls. They need smart tackling, especially around the box, without losing their natural edge.

4. Tactical Flexibility:
Long balls alone won’t be enough. Nigeria should mix it up with short passes, wing play, and quick transitions to break Morocco’s compact defense.

5. Defensive Readiness:
Nigeria’s back line isn’t fast, but they’ve only conceded one goal thanks to solid midfield support and sharp goalkeeping. They must stay compact to avoid through-ball traps.



Conclusion:
Nigeria is better prepared than in 2022. With experience, discipline, and tactical balance, they have what it takes to win their 10th WAFCON title—even against a spirited Moroccan side at home.

Seunfretty:
Few teams I see they have to do

1) Build some tough skin....I don't think they have played infront of a full stadium in this tournament... Especially when 80% of the crowd is your opposition cheering them to kill you

2) Work in there temperaments ...what happened the last time they met morocco...was sheer indiscipline and then failing to control emotions

3) Physicality will need to be watched against Morocco and they need to play more with the ball ...anyone who is in pal with African Football will know north Africans use there frail physical attributes to get fouls...the falcon girls are tough but against this team the toughness might get them in trouble. ...causing fouls close to the box ....in the box and other dangerous regions carelessly could lead to Doom...hence ,they need to be clinical in their tackle and win the ball rather take the ladies down ...

4) They will need to take their chances....they will need other approach asides the long ball thing they seem to be good at...cos ,.the Moroccans are quite taller too ..not like the south Africans


5) The Moroccan are quite technical and will put the balls behind them.... the center back will need help from the midfielders....our center backs are very physical but there aren't fast and not so proactive to moments....south Africans exposed that from the ball leading to penalties


Hopefully they can win...Good luck to them

5) If the can

Zambia doesn't equal Morocco: Morocco plays a more structured, technical game. Beating Zambia 5–0 doesn’t guarantee Nigeria will dominate Morocco the same way.

Morocco Is Resilient: They haven’t lost all tournament, and they’ve beaten strong teams like Ghana and Senegal. They know how to manage tough games.

Watching replays isn’t the same as live play: Replays remove pressure, but real matches are about handling the moment—crowd, tension, momentum. That’s what makes finals hard.

Conclusion: Nigeria is strong, yes—but dismantling Morocco won’t be easy. Respecting the opponent is key to winning the title.

aremubabs:
The Zambians played well against the Moroccans, and even led twice before Morocco forced them to a 2-2 draw.

But we saw what happened when Zambia met Nigeria.

Their two prolific strickers could not even register a single shot on target. Then, to make matters worse, the whole team was dismantled 5-0.

It is easy to see the good performances of other teams. It is hard to see the good performances of your own team because you will be in too much pressure to see beautiful football even if it is being in full display.

To really see how your team fares, watch their matches after the live match. With no pressure, you will see that the Nigerian team can actually dismantle this Moroccan team.

I am happy Ghana defeated those Monday Italawa people yesterday.

Nigeria 0 - 1 morocco

Ft scores

Stake on it

FT
Nigeria 1 : 0 Morocco

Please can someone share the link to watch the match

Hamachi:
Zambia doesn't equal Morocco: Morocco plays a more structured, technical game. Beating Zambia 5–0 doesn’t guarantee Nigeria will dominate Morocco the same way.

Morocco Is Resilient: They haven’t lost all tournament, and they’ve beaten strong teams like Ghana and Senegal. They know how to manage tough games.

Watching replays isn’t the same as live play: Replays remove pressure, but real matches are about handling the moment—crowd, tension, momentum. That’s what makes finals hard.

Conclusion: Nigeria is strong, yes—but dismantling Morocco won’t be easy. Respecting the opponent is key to winning the title.

That Morocco team isn't great, infact they were lucky to be in the final. Ghana outplayed them

Its going to be an easy ride in the final 3-0

Hamachi:
Zambia doesn't equal Morocco: Morocco plays a more structured, technical game. Beating Zambia 5–0 doesn’t guarantee Nigeria will dominate Morocco the same way.

Morocco Is Resilient: They haven’t lost all tournament, and they’ve beaten strong teams like Ghana and Senegal. They know how to manage tough games.

Watching replays isn’t the same as live play: Replays remove pressure, but real matches are about handling the moment—crowd, tension, momentum. That’s what makes finals hard.

Conclusion: Nigeria is strong, yes—but dismantling Morocco won’t be easy. Respecting the opponent is key to winning the title.

Go and read the post I was responding to. You will understand my position better.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Awerefarms:
Please can someone share the link to watch the match

sporty tv

Just use sportybet

Firebox123:
sporty tv

Just use sportybet

The link is not coming up…. I can’t find the option.

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.

The Falcons should help themselves by converting their chances, that's the only way they can come home with the trophy.

I can bet with my left blòkòs that most decisions by the referee would go against us tonight...... They're playing against the host, not just the host sef. North Africans for that matter, those people are terrible with their annoying antics on the pitch.

robosky02:
🚨 𝔽𝕌𝕃𝕃 𝕋𝕀𝕄𝔼 🚨

The Super Falcons 🇳🇬 progress to their 10th final as Banyana Banyana 🇿🇦 are dethroned and fall into the third-place play-off.

Super Falcons of Nigeria 🇳🇬 are through to the finals of the WAFCON after beating South Africa 2-1 goals scored by
Rasheedat Ajibade 45+1 (Pen)
Michelle Alozie 90+4
Linda Mothlatho 60(Pen) For SA

Nigeria will face the winner between Ghana and Morocco in the final


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We did it 💪💪💪💪💪🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬


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