NFF’s Gusau Praises Super Falcons’ WAFCON Win, Boosts Eagles

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NFF’s Gusau Praises Super Falcons’ WAFCON Win, Boosts Eagles

InfoSport: NFF President Gusau hails the Super Falcons’ WAFCON comeback win as a significant triumph, inspiring the Super Eagles in their FIFA World Cup qualifying quest.


NFF President Gusau Hails Super Falcons’ WAFCON Comeback Win, Says Victory Will Inspire Super Eagles’ World Cup Quest

President of the Football Federation (NFF), Ibrahim Musa Gusau, has described the Super Falcons’ stunning comeback victory over hosts in the final of the 13th Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) as a momentous triumph that will serve as motivation for the Super Eagles in their ongoing FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign.

A Historic Victory

Gusau, who attended the match at Stade Olympique in Rabat, praised the team’s resilience after they fought back from a two-goal deficit in the first half, clinching a thrilling 3-2 win. “I am very happy because our girls rose from the ‘dead’, as they say, and fought to victory. This was an extraordinary performance,” Gusau said, emphasizing the spirit of determination shown by the team.

Inspiration for the Super Eagles

This inspiring victory comes at a crucial time as the Super Eagles face challenges in their FIFA World Cup qualification journey. Gusau noted, “This victory, and the spirit behind it, will have positive implications for the men in their 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying series. Watching the Super Falcons tonight reminds us that it is never over until it is over.”

Individual Accolades

The Super Falcons’ success did not go unnoticed, as several players received individual honors. Team captain Rasheedat Ajibade was named Player of the Tournament, while goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie earned the Goalkeeper of the Tournament award. Coach Justin Madugu was also recognized as Coach of the Tournament.

Looking Ahead

With eyes already set on the Super Eagles’ upcoming World Cup qualifying matches in September, fans are hopeful for a reversal of fortunes. The first qualifier will be against Rwanda’s Amavubi on September 6, followed by a crucial clash with ’s Bafana Bafana on September 9, where only one ticket is available from Africa’s Group C.

Conclusion

President Gusau’s praise not only celebrates the Super Falcons’ hard-fought victory but also ignites hope for the Super Eagles as they prepare for the challenges ahead. As excitement builds, fans are encouraged to support both teams on their respective journeys. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

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