Super Falcons' coach Justine Madugu prepares for WAFCON 2026, emphasising respect for debutants Malawi. Nigeria seeks to defend their 10-time champions title.

The Nigerian players showcased their traditional outfits as they settled in Rabat for their quest to win a record-extending 11th WAFCON title.

Super Falcons head coach Justine Madugu has said his team must be ready for a big fight at the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations, DAILY POST reports. The

Tagged "Be Your Best," the campaign seeks to encourage Nigerians to rally behind the ten-time African champions as they pursue another continental crown in Morocco

Cup-holders Super Falcons of Nigeria felt it was a message sent to them that the battle for the trophy will be much tougher this time.

Nigeria head into the tournament as record 10-time African champions and favourites to lift an unprecedented 11th WAFCON title, but the coach insists his players are focused solely on achieving their objectives one game at a time

Nigeria's Super Falcons begin their WAFCON 2026 campaign against Malawi. The match is crucial for World Cup qualification, with live coverage on multiple channels.