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Randy Waldrum has resigned as the coach of the Super Falcons after four years in charge. His resignation was contained in a letter dated September 12. The gaffer cited health issues of wife as the reason he’s resigning from the job. READ ALSO :Super Eagles of Nigeria Punish Benin Rep. With a 3-0 win in Uyo
The Super Falcons shotstopper, Chiamaka Nnadozie has been nominated for the CAF Goalkeeper of the year award. She had 29 matches with 16 clean sheets Chiamaka Nnadozie wasn’t the only Super Falcons star nominated as 6 other players were nominated aswell making the list of playera from Nigeria to be 7. READ ALSO #CAFAwards2022:
Nigeria won’t be same again either for good or for bad… Something would definitely happen. Meanwhile, the evil APC government are already seing the effect of having Nigerians get interested in the government’s activities. A senior Obidient investigative journalist has revealed the most wicked latest fraud from Aso rock where they are using the Super
The Super Falcons of Nigeria have qualified for the Semi-finals in the ongoing women African cup of Nations ongoing in Morroco after beating Cameroon. The Super Falcons scored a lone goal by Rasheed at Ajibade as the match ended in a 0-1 goal line to book a semi finals with Morroco. Just so you know,
Super Falcons of Nigeria saw off their opponents from Cote d’Ivoire , 2-0 at the Moshood Abiola Stadium on Friday, thanks to Ifeoma Onumonu’s well taken brace in an AWCON qualifer. Onumonu scored in the 21st and 56th minute to give the Super Falcons an advantage heading into the return leg against the Lady Elephants
Ashleigh Plumptre is a professional footballer who plays as a defender for Leicester City in the FA Women’s Super League. Formerly an England youth international, she received her first call-up for the Nigeria women’s national team in July 2021. You’d would recall that Plumptre got the call up because Her paternal grandfather hails from
Cameroon and Nigeria are the two African female teams that progressed to the last 16 in the on-going women’s world cup in France. The later’s qualification was based on the outcome of another’s match while the former’s qualification was purely by their making. The Super Falcons of Nigeria 🇳🇬 needed Chile to defeat Thailand
The Super Falcons of Nigeria have qualified for the Second Round of the ongoing FIFA Women World Cup in France. The girls reached the last 16 picking the last of the four qualification slots reserved for the best placed third teams in the groups, which had earlier been picked by Brazil, China and fellow Africans, Cameroun.
The Super Falcons on Wednesday boosted Nigeria’s chances of qualifying for the next round in the ongoing FIFA Women World Cup in France with a 2-0 victory over South Korea. The first goal arrived in the first half when South Korean defender Kim Doyeon kicked the ball into her own net following strong pressing by
Banyana Banyana’s dream of winning their first continental title faded into thin air as Thomas Dennerby’s side again won via a penalty shootout. Tochukwu Oluehi was the heroine as Nigeriaclaimed the African Women Cup of Nations for a record ninth time after defeating South Africa4-3 on penalties following a tightly contested 120-minute draw in Accra, Ghana. The Super Falcons goalkeeper was impressive