WAFCON Semi Finals



Morocco vs. Nigeria.

Date: Monday 18th July 2022

Time: 9:00pm


Venue: Rabat (Prince Moulay Abdellah)



https://afrikpage.com/2022/07/01/here-is-the-schedule-for-wafcon-2022/
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Women%27s_Africa_Cup_of_Nations

Match never even finish o

Oya nao.

We are winning

How they Qualified. Nigeria


How they qualified

Group C
:

Group stage:

Nigeria 1-2 South Africa

Nigeria 2-0 Botswana

Nigeria 4-0 Burundi



Quarter Finals:

Nigeria 1-0 Cameroon

How they Qualified. Morocco:


Group stage:

Group A  - 

MOROCCO 1 - 0. BURKINA FASO

MOROCCO. 3. - 1. UGANDA

MOROCCO 1 - 0. SENEGAL


Quarter Finals

MOROCCO 2 - 1. BOTSWANA

50-50 game to me.
-Super Falcons are the Defending Champions & have a strong squad with wealth of experience.
-Morocco plays free-flowing style with European flair, good with set-pieces & will enjoy home advantage.

Wish our girls Victory. ✌️

We will beat them with like 2-3 goals margin...ON GOD..

Nigeria down to 9 Players, Lose on Penalties to Morocco in WAFCON Semi-final - My Reaction

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9zVJERknM8



Super Falcons of Nigeria VS Morocco – WAFCON 2022 Semifinals - Match Preview and Predictions

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWQp4QHJpEc

The Super Falcons have been fantastic over the years

Playing the host won't be easy, but hopefully the girls do us proud


Talented Female African Football Teams Sing to Boost Morale #WAFCON2022 #giveityourbestshort

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4KejFu7s30

musterseeds:
Playing the host won't be easy, but hopefully the girls do us proud

Yes I hope we can finish it based on our experience and some individual brilliance

The Rise of Moroccan female football:


Morocco, the host of the upcoming Women’s Cup of Nations final round in July, has steadily become a force in African women’s football but is still considered a tier below Nigeria, Cameroon, South Africa and Ghana.

Recently, Morocco has built up its team, recruiting most of its players from one club – ASFAR. As many as 13 players have been invited recently from ASFAR.

Morocco’s current strength is marked by beating Cameroon 1-0 in the inaugural edition of the invitational Aisha Buhari Cup in Nigeria 1-0. The Moroccan team, managed by Reynald Pedros, don’t rely only on ASFAR but have also looked to women playing in the United States, England, Holland, Spain, Switzerland and France.


And at this WAFCON they have posted impressive results without losing any game and even qualifying for their maiden women world cup.
But their biggest challenge will be when they face heavy weight Nigeria's Super Falcons.

Nigeria responds

In spite of the rise of countries like Cote d'Ivoire and Morocco, Nigeria is striving to maintain its supremacy. Nigeria has dominated women’s football in Africa, perhaps due to the long history of the game in the country. Nigerian women were playing football as far back as 1937, although serious competition at the international level did not take place until the International Federation for Football Associations introduced a global competition for women footballers in 1991.

As other African countries began to challenge Nigeria, the team is now seeking to draw from footballers born to Nigerian parents outside the continent. It has attracted Toni Payne from Sevilla in Spain, Nicole Payne from the United States and Ashleigh Plumptre from Leicester City in England. None of these players played for clubs in Nigeria.

In addition, the country has moved to hire foreign managers, believing that their approach will help succeed on the continent and at the global level. In 2020 the current manager Randy Waldrum, from the United States, replaced Thomas Dennerby, who previously coached the Swedish women’s national team.

As more African women’s football teams become serious contenders and professionalise, the action at the Cup of Nations is going to grow fiercer and the gap between teams narrower. This will be good for the women’s game because it will increase investment and sponsorship in the game, grow national pride and increase the fanbase of supporters.


In this years WAFCON 2022 although they started on a shaky note losing 1-2 to South Africa but they have quickly recovers and Hagan to stamp their authority once again with 2 quick wins and a very important victory against old foes Cameroon to book their place. In next years women world cup.

Buhari congratulating them for their last win is scary to me for ds match.......

Nigeria winning 2 - 0

Following

The Queen of kings go bring the cup home…….


Naija I stand with!!!

Super Falcons need their A game...to defeat Morocco and their fans..being the host Nation

Let's go. Do the nation proud
And please don't pick a certain call until after the win. If you know you know

Ndi igbo girls of Nigeria vs Islamic girls of Morroco.

Who are those playing the second semi final?

we once beated them 8 zero, so cum on monday we go still waya dem 4, who wan bet me

Go falcons

I go watch ham llive