BREAKING: Super Falcons of Nigeria Secure 10th WAFCON Title With Epic 3–2 Comeback Over Morocco

Final Score: Nigeria 3–2 Morocco

The Super Falcons of Nigeria made history again by winning their 10th Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) title after staging a dramatic second-half comeback against Morocco in Rabat.

"Chiamaka Nnadozie celebrates Nigeria’s WAFCON 2025 victory with teammates after a heroic performance in the final against Morocco, securing the Super Falcons' 10th continental title."

But beyond the goals, one name stood tall - Chiamaka Nnadozie.

Chiamaka Nnadozie – The Wall Behind the Win

Nigeria’s captain and goalkeeper, Chiamaka Nnadozie, was crucial to the comeback victory. After conceding two early goals, she regrouped her defense and pulled off at least three world-class saves to prevent Morocco from extending their lead in the second half.

She made a brilliant reflex save in the 52nd minute to deny Morocco’s third goal.

Commanded her area during set pieces, clearing dangerous balls with authority.

Her leadership from the back inspired Nigeria’s confidence to push forward, and she was seen constantly communicating and motivating teammates.

Named Goalkeeper of the Tournament for her overall performance in WAFCON 2025.

Nigeria’s Goal Scorers:

  1. Esther Okoronkwo – 64th minute (Penalty)
  2. Folashade Ijamilusi – 71st minute
  3. Jennifer Echegini – 88th minute (Winning Goal)

📊 Full Match Statistics

Stat Nigeria 🇳🇬 Morocco 🇲🇦

  • Goals 3:2
  • Shots on Target 7:6
  • Saves by Goalkeeper 5:3
  • Possession 48% 52%
  • Yellow Cards 2:3
  • Corners 4:6

Player of the Match Jennifer Echegini 

Goalkeeper of the Tournament Chiamaka Nnadozie

Why Nnadozie’s Performance Stood Out

  • At just 24 years old, she showed incredible maturity and composure.
  • Her leadership as captain was key to turning the team’s mentality around after a poor first half.
  • She is now considered one of the best female goalkeepers in the world, with fans calling her "Naija’s Safe Hands."



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