Stephen Ukandu, Umuahia
Nigeria’s Super Falcons bid for the celebrated 10th title coded as “Mission X” is only one match away. The girls on Tuesday sealed their place in the final of the ongoing Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) after a hard-fought 2-1 victory over South Africa in a thrilling semi-final encounter.
The decisive goal came from defender Michelle Alozie, who turned hero in the closing minutes of the match, delivering a moment of brilliance that sent Nigeria into the final.
The semi-final clash, played in Morocco, was fiercely contested, with both teams locked in a tense battle from start to finish. Alozie’s late winner stunned the home crowd and sparked wild celebrations on the Nigerian bench, as the Super Falcons moved one step closer to lifting a record-extending title.
With this win, the Super Falcons have underlined their dominance in African women’s football and will now prepare for a showdown in the final as they aim to reclaim the continental crown.
