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Super Falcons to face Tanzania in pre-WAFCON friendly

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Nigeria’s Super Falcons will face Tanzania in a pre-2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations friendly on Thursday.

The encounter will hold at the Lenoria Sports Complex in Casablanca. It will kick-off at 6pm local time.

The friendly will give the Super Falcons the chance to test their readiness for the WAFCON 2026 finals.

Justine Madugu’s side were earlier scheduled to take on the Black Queen of Ghana in a friendly last Saturday, but it was called off d due to unforseen circumstances.

They will hit Rabat for the competition this weekend.

The Super Falcons will face the Scorchers of Malawi in their opening fixture next week Tuesday .

Super Falcons to face Tanzania in pre-WAFCON friendly

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