The Super Falcons, Nigeria’s senior women’s national football team, have begun their preparations for the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in Morocco, with the camp already bustling ahead of their upcoming international friendlies against Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses.
As of now, 11 players have arrived at the camp, signaling the start of focused preparations. The friendlies against Cameroon, set to take place as part of the team’s build-up, are an important opportunity for the technical crew to assess player fitness levels, try out tactical variations, and incorporate new call-ups into the squad.
Tactical and Fitness Assessments
The friendly fixtures will serve as a key assessment for the team’s readiness heading into the continental championship. The coaching staff will look to identify areas of improvement and integrate the newer members of the squad into the fold, ensuring a cohesive team dynamic for the tournament.
With more players expected to join the camp in the coming days, the intensity of the team’s preparation will increase as they gear up for the crucial matches against Cameroon.
Super Falcons’ WAFCON Ambitions
As the record holders of the WAFCON title, the Super Falcons are keen to defend their crown and mount another strong challenge in 2026. Their focus is on fine-tuning the squad, strengthening team chemistry, and building momentum ahead of the championship in Morocco. The team’s depth and experience make them favorites, but a well-rounded preparation will be essential for success.
With the friendlies serving as a critical part of their build-up, the Super Falcons will be aiming to fine-tune their strategies, maximize player fitness, and integrate new talent into the squad.
As the team moves forward in their preparations, all eyes will be on the friendlies to see how the squad shapes up for the upcoming WAFCON.
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