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Nigeria’s Super Falcons have stepped up preparations for the Morocco 2026 tournament with plans for an international friendly against Ghana, a fixture expected to test the team’s readiness ahead of the competition.

The coaching crew said the match will provide an opportunity to assess player fitness, tactical discipline, and overall team cohesion. It will also serve as a platform to integrate new players into the squad while strengthening existing combinations.

The Super Falcons, one of Africa’s most successful women’s teams, are aiming for a strong outing at the tournament and are leaving little to chance in their preparations. Officials say the Ghana friendly is part of a broader build-up strategy that includes training camps and additional matches.

Team officials believe facing Ghana, a familiar rival, will offer valuable insights into the team’s strengths and areas that need improvement. The rivalry between both sides has historically produced competitive encounters, making the fixture a useful benchmark.

Players have expressed confidence ahead of the game, with many highlighting the importance of early preparation. They say the team is focused on maintaining its competitive edge and delivering strong performances.

Football analysts note that early friendlies are crucial for building momentum and identifying tactical gaps before major tournaments. They add that consistent preparation could give the Falcons an advantage against other contenders.

The Nigeria Football Federation has reaffirmed its support for the team, promising adequate logistics and preparation resources.

The Falcons are expected to enter camp soon, with the Ghana match likely to set the tone for their Morocco 2026 campaign.