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Michelle Alozie, a Super Falcons defender, has signed a two-year contract with Houston Dash

The Houston Dash and Super Falcons defender Michelle Alozie have signed a new two-year contract, effective January 1, 2025. The contract includes a mutual option to play in the NWSL regular season of 2027. Alozie, who joined the team in 2021, expressed her happiness in continuing with the club. She said in an interview, “Houston will always hold a special place in my heart; this is where I began my professional career and earned so many opportunities to grow on-and-off the field.” “I’m optimistic about the future of the organization and want to contribute to this club’s success. I am cognizant of the work ahead and I’m thrilled to be a part of this team for years to come.” Read the full article

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Super Falcons Ranked 10th Best Team At The Just Concluded 2023 World Cup Written by Kelechi Ofor

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By • Olalekan Fagbade   Super Falcons move up eight places in latest FIFA ranking   The Super Falcons of Nigeria climbed eight places in the latest FIFA Coca-Cola women’s world ranking released on Friday morning. The latest ranking was released on FIFA’s official website. The nine-time African champions now occupy 32nd position in the the world. The Super Falcons’ rise can be attributed to their impressive performance at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup. The Nigerian ladies were unbeaten at the group stage, holding Olympic champions Canada to a 0-0 and edging co-hosts Australia 3-2. The Super Falcons were however eliminated 4-2 on penalties by The Three Lionesses of England in the last-16. They remain the number one team in Africa. South Africa, Cameroon, Morocco and Ghana complete the top five teams on the continent. The next FIFA/Coca-Cola women’s world ranking will be published on 15 December 2023 #superFalcons #WWC

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Nigeria's Super Falconets have been pictured sleeping on chairs and the floors of the airport in Istanbul, Turkey, on their way back home. The team was knocked out of the quarter finals of the 2022 Under-20 Women’s World Cup by Netherlands on Sunday. The Super Eagles former media officer, Colin Udoh, who shared the photos on his social media pages said, "Nigeria's #Falconets have been traveling from Costa Rica since 6:30am on Monday. "They're now in Istanbul on a 24-hour layover and sleeping on the airport chairs and floor, or wherever they can find." #superfalcons #nigeria #footballers #femalefootballers #turkey #mycelebrityandi https://www.instagram.com/p/Choc7SMIPu6/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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I have tried to comprehend why Nigerian’s wealthy or ruling class have not supported the womens game in Nigeria considering it has won more than triple of the cup of nations compared to any other winner and then this image was shared to me by Hillary Maame Adwoa Boaten, Men of Nigeria simply don’t want women of Nigeria in sport. I am not suggesting any will admit in western european, which includes the usa, media. But it is clear, away from media and in the personal home, many Nigerian men are opposers to Nigerian women athletics. Thus, the Super Falcons,nigerian womens team, far larger success in the Cup of Nations compared to the Super Eagles, nigerian mens team, receives no return on its successes. 

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WAFCON 2022: Super Falcons fail to qualify for final

Nigeria will not play in the final of this year’s Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, after losing 5-4 on penalties to Morocco. The Super Falcons were chasing a record-extending 10th title coming into the semi-final clash, but would have to wait longer to achieve it. Randy Waldrum’s ladies were reduced to 10 men, after Halimatu Ayinde was shown a straight card for a stamp following a VAR review. However, Uchenna Kanu gave Nigeria the lead, reacting fastest to a rebound inside the box. The hosts levelled 10 minutes later after Chiamaka Nnadozie flapped at a cross and Sanaa Mssoudy tucked home the loose ball. Rasheedat Ajibade was also sent off for the Falcons after another VAR review. During the shoot-out, Onumonu was the only player that missed her penalty, as Morocco booked their place in the final against South Africa Read the full article

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Super Falcons Needed To Defend Vs USA - Randy Waldrum Super Falcons coach, Randy Waldrum has c... Read more: https://bitly.com/2UlV7HD #RandyWaldrum #SuperFalcons #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Sports

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Super Falcons exit the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris after defeat to Japan

After losing to Japan 3-1, the Nigerian Super Falcons withdrew from the women's football competition at the 2024 Olympic Games. Japan immediately became the game's anchor, holding Nigeria back. In the seventh minute, keeper Chiamaka Nnadozie denied the Japanese with an incredible save. Nine minutes later, Osinachi Ohale made a crucial block to ensure Japan maintained their lead. The Asian champions' efforts paid off in the 22nd minute when Chelsea forward Maika Hamano gave her team the lead. In ten minutes, Mina Tanaka doubled the lead. Three minutes before halftime, PSG's newest recruit Jennifer Echegini gave the Super Falcons a goal back. But Hana Kitagawa's magnificent free kick in first-half stoppage time gave Japan their two-goal lead back. While the Japanese sat back and attempted to counterattack, the Super Falcons controlled the majority of the ball in the second half. In the fifty-two-minute mark, Rasheedat Ajibade was found to have pulled an opponent within the box, and Japan was given a penalty. However, following a VAR review, the centre referee reversed the decision.

Nigeria had zero points from its three games, placing them last in Group C. Read the full article

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By • Olalekan Fagbade Reps committee again summons NFF President over non payment of Super Falcons allowance     Abuja, Aug 23, 2023 (NAN) The ad hoc committee investigating the face-off between Super Falcons and Officials of the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) has once again summoned Ibrahim Gusau, the president of the federation.   Rep. Blessing Onu, the Chairman of the ad hoc committee investigating the face off, reinvited Gusau after he failed to appear on Tuesday.   Re-inviting the NFF president, Onu said the sitting of the committee was not to witch hunt anyone but to discharge its functions in line with the mandate of the House.   Onuh who issued the notice, frowned at the NFF President’s deliberate refusal to honour the invitation of the Ad hoc committee.   According to her, the NFF president was supposed to appear before the ad hoc committee in Aug. 17 , the reasons the NFF president gave were not as important as the work of this ad hoc committee.   “Nigerians are interested, Nigerians are watching. The girls did extremely well and they made Nigerians proud, so we shouldn’t take this investigative hearing likely.   “We gave an opportunity for the president of NFF to appear before this Ad hoc committee, I will say invariably he is the one summoning us.   “He came up with an excuse that it is not as important as what we have. The allowances and the dues that were supposed to be paid to the female footballers, the Super Falcons and he turned it down, “What is more important is for him to attend the FIFA Women Convention or to appear before this committee. And even at that he has the effrontery to send his SA that he won’t be able to make it, it simply means he is taking us for granted, he is taking us for a ride and we will not tolerate it we will not,” she said   Speaking earlier, the NFF Secretary General, Dr Mohammed Sanusi said the NFF President could not attend the investigative hearing because of his ill-health.   The ad hoc committee however walked out the Secretary-General and his team who came to represent the NFF president.   Meanwhile, some concerned members of the committee who did not want their name mentioned at the sideline of the investigative hearing, accused Adams of frustrating the exercise. They alleged that the NFF President was asked not to appear before the committee.(NAN) #allowance #Repscommittee #superFalcons

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Nigeria can dominate the world, but not with this League – Christopher Danjuma

Fmr. Super Falcons Boss says Nigeria can dominate the world, but not with this League Nigeria has outgrown the competition on the continent in Women’s football and the next course; which seems now long overdue, should be measuring up to Europe and the best teams across the world. The Super Falcons have won the Africa Women’s Cup of Nations 9 times and have become the standard for the rest of the continent, but to whom do they look for the next big challenge? Those questions can only be answered by the NFF, says former Falcons Coach Christopher Danjuma. “I have said every team in Africa says if you want to be in the World Cup all you need to do is beat Nigeria; that is their yard stick in Africa,” he told brila.net. “Now we as the champions in Africa, what have we made our own yardstick. The continent is no more our issue, it is a birth right thing, we need to set up a mark for ourselves, but know it boils down to finances.” “Our focus should be giving our teams more intercontinental engagements. We need to get a programme for the National team and structure it in such a way that we’re not focused on African teams again, our focus is to see how much we are rivaling Europe. “It might not take a year, but it’s a long term programme and you’ll discover that we’re there. We are not relegating Africa but let our focus be on intercontinental competitions. In the four years period of preparation, I think we’ll become a more excellent side.” Read the full article

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Amstel Malta Launches ‘We’ve Got Balls’ Campaign to Support the Super Falcons at Women's World Cup

Amstel Malta the official malt drink for the official malt drink of the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) and supporter of the Nigerian Super Falcons recently launched a new campaign to support the Super Falcons at the Women’s World Cup.  With the campaign, Amstel Malta is trying to celebrate and applaud the female national team for qualifying for the 8th FIFA Women’s World Cup. They also want to throw their support the team as the go-to compete.

The campaign is titled ‘We’ve Got Balls' and it aims to celebrate and highlight the strength, fortitude and bravery of the Nigerian woman. They want to celebrate the Nigerian woman who against all odds, thrives and wins just like the Super Falcons

About Amstel Malta’s ‘We’ve Got Balls’ Campaign’

The Super Falcons won the AWCON in Ghana and therefore will be one of the teams representing Africa at 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup. The Women’s World Cup is being held in France and a lot of brands both International and local are throwing their support behind each of the teams competing. With the campaign, Amstel Malta is offering its encouragement and support to help keep the winning spirit of the Super Falcons alive. The female national team has continued to show remarkable spirit, hard work and resolve. They have won nine African championships and will be competing in the earth’s greatest sporting spectacle for women. For the campaign, Amstel Malta will be releasing an ad which was produced by award-winning movie and music video director, Kemi Adetiba. It was also captured by leading contemporary Nigerian photographer, Yetunde Ayeni-Babaeko. The campaign features a historic all-female cast and crew with Nollywood, music and entertainment stars. The stars include Tiwa Savage, Dakore Egbuso– Akande, Tonto Dikeh, Ihuoma Linda Ejiofor–Suleiman and Cynthia Nwadiora (Cee C). The campaign also features Super Falcon players; Asisat Oshoala, Onome Ebi, Rita Chikwelu, Ngozi Okobi-Okeoghene and Tochukwu Oluehi.

Amstel Malta Speaks on the We’ve Got Balls Campaign

The brand’s portfolio manager of non-alcoholic brand Ngozi Nkwoji spoke on the campaign. She stated that the Super Falcons have over time proven the power of women. Nkwoji stated that the brand wants to encourage and joined other endearing Nigerians to join them cheer them one to gold. She also expressed the pride the brand feels to be associated with the female national team and their winning spirit. A winning spirit that has pushed them to become trailblazers for women’s football in Africa and global football. Nkwoji also talked about how to brand believes that it is important to celebrate women in our society who take on outstanding feats and come out on top.  She stated that by lifting the veil on the power of women it shows the rest of the country, the continent and indeed the world what Nigerian women are capable of and these women who have proved themselves to be the best in Africa, epitomise that Read the full article

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Olympics in Paris 2024: Brazil defeats the Super Falcons 1-0

In their first Group C match at the 2024 Olympic Games, Brazil defeated Nigeria's Super Falcons 1-0. Early in the game, the Super Falcons had the upper hand and created three scoring opportunities in the first twenty-five minutes. Chiwendu Ihezuo's strike from close range was stopped by Brazil's Lorena custodian. Moreover, midfielder Christy Ucheibe was denied by Lorena with an incredible save from outside the area. Then, after an excellent cross from Toni Payne, Osinachi Ohale nodded over the bar. In the 33rd minute, Brazil's captain Martha scored, but the goal was disallowed for offside. Eight minutes prior to halftime, Gabi Nunes gave Brazil the lead. After Martha set her up, Nunes slammed the ball into the net. Six minutes after the interval, Martha hit the upright as the Samba Girls took control of the match. After that, Lorena produced a fantastic save to deny Ajibade. Holding onto their lead, Brazil moved up to the top of Group C alongside Spain, who had earlier in the day defeated Japan 2-1. On Sunday in Nantes, the Super Falcons will play their second game against the world champion Spanish team. Read the full article