US EditionMorocco: Back-to-Back Wafcon Golden Boots for Morocco's Ghizlane Chebbak
- On Saturday, July 26, 2025, Nigeria’s Super Falcons defeated Morocco 3-2 at Stade Olympique in Rabat, claiming their record-equalling 10th Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title.
- Determined to reclaim the crown last won in 2018, Nigeria’s Super Falcons’ unbeaten run and 2022 semi-final rematch with Morocco set the stage for a historic final.
- Following a VAR review of the handball against Nouhaila Benzina, Esther Okoronkwo converted the resulting penalty, shifting momentum.
- Celebrating the victory, the Super Falcons received $1 million in prize money and the WAFCON trophy.
- Back home, the nation is united in prayer and hope for their success as the Super Falcons return with the trophy in Abuja.
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Morocco: Back-to-Back Wafcon Golden Boots for Morocco's Ghizlane Chebbak
Ghizlane Chebbak has once again etched her name in African football history by securing the Golden Boot at the TotalEnergies CAF Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) 2024--three years after her first.
Morocco vs Nigeria (LIVE UPDATES): Super Falcons, Atlas Lionesses clash for WAFCON crown
This match is a rematch of the gripping 2022 semi-final that saw Morocco edge Nigeria on penalties in Rabat. The post Morocco vs Nigeria (LIVE UPDATES): Super Falcons, Atlas Lionesses clash for WAFCON crown appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
While the season has been over for several weeks for FC Nantes players, and they are even in full preparation for the upcoming season, some international players have had less rest than the others. This is the case of the new recruit of the Yellows and Greens, Imane Saud. Indeed, international Moroccan, the new player of FC Nantes has climbed with Morocco until the final of CAN 2025. But the Lions of the Atlas have unfortunately bowed to Nigeria…
Super Falcons rise from the ashes to win 10th WAFCON title in thrilling comeback
Nigeria completed a dramatic comeback to defeat hosts Morocco 3-2 in the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations final, sealing their 10th continental crown in unforgettable fashion. Morocco looked on course for a historic first title after storming to a 2-0 lead inside 25 minutes. But Nigeria responded with heart, steel, and a touch of brilliance, as Jennifer Echegini’s 88th-minute strike capped a second-half turnaround for the ages. The Super Falcons ha…
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