'Every country wants to beat Nigeria' - Super Falcons hunt 11th Wafcon title
After that we can think of defending our title," winger Francisca Ordega told BBC Sport Africa."We are not under any kind of pressure.
- ▪After that we can think of defending our title," winger Francisca Ordega told BBC Sport Africa."We are not under any kind of pressure.
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'Every country wants to beat Nigeria' - Super Falcons hunt 11th Wafcon titleImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Nigeria have won 10 out of 13 editions of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations since it began in 1998ByEmmanuel AkindubuwaBBC Sport Africa, LagosPublished2 hours agoNigeria arrived in Morocco for the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon) carrying a familiar burden of expectation.Having claimed a record-extending 10th title in the North African kingdom last July - a campaign dubbed "Mission X" - the Super Falcons remain the benchmark in African women's football.The challenge now is to retain their crown, something they last managed in 2018, the culmination of a hat-trick of titles."Now that we are champions, every other team will want to draw you down," head coach Justin…
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