Madugu worried about Super Falcons’ defensive struggles
Super Falcons coach Justin Madugu has voiced his concern over the team’s defensive weaknesses at the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations. The Falcons have conceded five goals in three matches, including a 3-2 defeat to Malawi and a 6-2 win over Egypt. Madugu emphasized the need to address these lapses ahead of their quarter-final against Cameroon. He remains focused on improving the team’s performance and not relying on past results.
Match highlights
- Justin Madugu is troubled by the Super Falcons’ recent defensive lapses.
- The team has conceded five goals in three games, including three against Malawi and two against Egypt.
- Madugu said some of the goals were avoidable and promised to work on defensive discipline.
- The Falcons previously lost and then won against Cameroon in two friendly matches before the tournament.
- Nigeria advanced to the quarter-finals as Group C runners-up and will face Cameroon for a semi-final spot and a chance to qualify for the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
