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Morocco vs Nigeria: WAFCON 2025 Final Preview and Broadcast Details

All eyes are on Rabat tonight as Morocco’s Atlas Lionesses face African football giants Nigeria in the final of the 2025 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).

Business Day · 9h

WAFCON Final: Stars to watch as Nigeria and Morocco clash for glory

· 1d · on MSN

A first for Morocco or 10th for Nigeria - who will win Wafcon final?

· 18h

Ghana beat South Africa on penalties to take WAFCON bronze

It was also Ghana's first WAFCON medal since that 2016 edition.

· 17h

Ghana beat South Africa for penalties to win bronze for di 2024 Wafcon

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Nigeria vs Morocco: Women’s Africa Cup of Nations final 2025 – teams, start

P.M. News on MSN8h

WAFCON 2024: Anxiety, fear grip Rabat as Nigeria, Morocco lock horns in epic final today

Namibian referee Antsino Twanyanyukwa will officiate the final, with assistant referees Alice Umutesi (Rwanda) and Tabara Mbodji (Senegal). Rwanda’s Salima

Daily Post Nigeria6h

WAFCON: Why I chose Nigeria over Malawi – Super Falcons star, Okafor

Super Falcons star, Chioma Okafor, has explained her decision to play for Nigeria instead of Malawi. She cited her ambition to play in top international

Modern Ghana5h

2024 WAFCON: Kim Lars Bjorkegren backs Nigeria's Super Falcon to win tournament

Black Queens coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren has backed the Super Falcons of Nigeria to win the 2024 CAF Women rsquo;s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) .

Premium Times8h

Morocco vs Nigeria: Five reasons why the Super Falcons are “favoured” to lift the WAFCON trophy again

Nigeria’s Super Falcons, driven by defensive steel, attacking depth, and unmatched pedigree, are poised to soar past hosts Morocco and claim a record-extending 10th WAFCON title in Saturday’s final.

Michelle Alozie's stoppage time winner sends Nigeria to WAFCON final at expense of South Africa

A goal deep into extra time by Houston Dash midfielder Michelle Alozie sent Nigeria to the Women's Africa Cup of Nations final, ending South Africa's dream of a back-to-back title.