“We have been having light training but we’ll be commencing our full training session on Monday, 7th March, 2016 at the FIFA Goal Project of the National Stadium, twice daily. The morning training starts by 7am and evening by 5pm.”
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The Nigerian senior women football side, seven-times winners of the competition, drew bye in the first round, alongside Ghana, Cote D’Ivoire, South Africa and two-times winners, Equatorial Guinea
The Nigerian girls fell nine places as the biggest drop, but maintained their spot on the continent
Burkina Faso made the most of their chances, while Nigeria was wasteful in front of goal and paid the price for such wastefulness
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the match was to prepare the Super Falcons for the 11th All-Africa Games billed to hold in Congo Brazzaville in September
The Chairperson of the Nigeria Women Football League and member of the Nigeria Football Federation Executive Committee, Chief Dilichukwu Onyedinma, will lead the NFF delegation to the burial rites
Interim Coach, Chris Danjuma, has invited to the camp of the Super Falcons a total of 35 players in preparation…
The Super Falcons have returned to Abuja following their elimination from the 2016 Olympics qualifying race by Equatorial Guinea in…
The Nigeria senior women’s team arrived in Bata, mainland Equatorial Guinea on Friday. After catching up with some rest, the…
Players and officials of the Senior Women National Team, Super Falcons, and the U-23 National Team will fly out of…
A total of 29 players of Super Falcons are presently in camp sweating it out as the team looks…
A statement by the Publisher, Akeem Oyetunji, said Akujobi was on a national assignment as Super Falcons Media officer when she passed away on Wednesday night in Abuja
The Nigeria Football Federation has appointed Christopher Danjuma as Head Coach of the Senior Women National Team, the Super…
The Edwin Okon girls landed in Abuja in the early hours of Saturday and were received by the Nigeria Football Federation scribe, Dr. Mohammed Sanusi, at the Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport, Abuja
A well balanced first 45 minutes finally fell in the Americans’ favour when Wambach struck Megan Rapinoe’s corner home at the far post
Ordega, who is expected to make the Super Falcons starting line-up against the Americans in the early hours of Tuesday, said: “It’s not easy. Everyone was like, ‘Oh, Nigeria is in the Group of Death.’ But for me, it’s not a group of death; it’s a group of survival.”
On arrival, the coaches told the girls that they have no option other than to pick all three points to stand a chance of qualifying from the group
With warmer temperatures in Winnipeg than the two teams experienced on Monday, the opening stages of the Group D contest lacked any real pace or scoring opportunities
Nigeria came back twice to earn a 3-3 draw with Sweden in the other Group D match. Despite outplaying the Swedes for large portions of the match, the Super Falcons were down by two goals in the first half, with Nigerian striker, Desire Oparanozie, conceding an own goal and Nilla Fischer finding the back of the net – with both goals coming from corner kicks
The Super Falcons, having never beaten Sweden in their three previous meetings, came out flying in the first few minutes and had the Swedes on the back foot for much of the first quarter of an hour