Former Super Falcons striker Desire Oparanozie has expressed her confidence in the team’s ability to win the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) title. The Super Falcons will face Morocco in the final on Saturday, July 27, at the Olympic Stadium in Rabat.
Oparanozie, a renowned Nigerian footballer, believes that the Super Falcons have the talent and experience to overcome Morocco and lift the trophy. “Yes, I think they can (win WAFCON). Nigeria has talented players with winning experience, and I’m confident they will get the required result,” Oparanozie said.
Beyond the Super Falcons’ campaign, Oparanozie has been impressed with the quality of football on display in the tournament. She noted that the competition has reflected the growth of women’s football in Africa, with top teams and players showcasing their skills and making history in every game.
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The final match between Nigeria and Morocco will be a repeat of the semi-final meeting between both countries three years ago, which Morocco won 5-4 on penalties. The host nation will be gunning for their first-ever title, while the Super Falcons are targeting a record-extending 10th title.
Desire Oparanozie with former Super Falcons teammate
The Super Falcons have arrived in Rabat for the final showdown against Morocco. The team has been preparing rigorously for the match, and Oparanozie’s confidence in their abilities could be a boost for the players. The whole country is backing the Super Falcons to go for glory and reclaim their rightful position at the top of African women football.
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The 2024 WAFCON final between Nigeria and Morocco promises to be an exciting match, with both teams eager to lift the trophy. Desire Oparanozie’s backing of the Super Falcons could be a significant morale boost for the team, and their chances of winning the title. The match will be a thrilling conclusion to the tournament, which has showcased the growth and talent of women’s football in Africa.
