Nigeria’s Super Falcons will face off against Ghana’s Black Queens in a high-profile international friendly following their encounter with Portugal. The match promises to be a thrilling contest between two of Africa’s most storied women’s football teams as they fine-tune preparations ahead of upcoming continental competitions. With both sides eager to assess their squad depth and tactical readiness, the clash offers fans a glimpse of the fierce rivalry and rising talent shaping the future of women’s football in Africa.
The match, confirmed by the Ghana Football Association (GFA), will take place after Nigeria’s upcoming friendly against Portugal in Lisbon. Following the Portugal outing, the Super Falcons will head to Morocco to finalize their pre-tournament training camp.
This high-stakes friendly offers Nigerian head coach Justine Madugu another key opportunity to evaluate his squad and strengthen team chemistry ahead of the continental showdown, which kicks off on July 5.
Nigeria, drawn into Group B, will face Tunisia, Algeria, and Botswana. The Super Falcons are aiming to defend their legacy as the most successful team in WAFCON history, chasing a record-extending 10th title — their last triumph coming in Ghana in 2018.
On the other side, Ghana’s Black Queens, who arrived in Morocco on June 17 for their pre-WAFCON camp, are gearing up for a tough Group C campaign that includes South Africa, Mali, and Tanzania. The upcoming friendly against Nigeria provides a vital test for both sides and a preview of the fierce competition ahead.
While full details — including the match date, venue, and final squads — are yet to be released, anticipation is building as two of Africa’s most storied women’s football nations prepare to renew their rivalry on Moroccan soil.
The fixture promises to be more than just a warm-up; it’s a statement of intent from two sides with eyes firmly set on WAFCON glory.
