On Wednesday, August 13, 2026,the team lost 2–1 to South Africa in the intercontinental playoff in Casablanca, sealing their exit after already missing automatic qualification at WAFCON.
South Africa struck twice through Thembi Kgatlana and Refiloe Jane, while Christy Ucheibe pulled one back for Nigeria in stoppage time but It wasn’t enough.
The Falcons created fewer big chances and struggled to match South Africa’s sharp finishing.
This marks the first time in history that both the Super Falcons and Super Eagles will miss qualifying for the World Cups in the same cycle.
The Nigerian football association needs to rebrand as soon as possible beause, WETIN BE THIS??????
Sad but we move!
ReplyDeleteThey need to put themselves together and move forward cos other countries are catching up.
Like Eagles like Falcon 🙄
ReplyDeleteThe Sports administrators are just in office doing nothing.
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Proper preparation prevents poor performance.
ReplyDeleteIts high time we visit that glass house in ABJ with the HAMMER of social media and bring it down and rebuild with blocks or bricks to fit the current reality of the global stander. f.....ls doing nothing rather then enriching their puokets
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