Super Falcons: What Magudu said ahead of Tunisia, Algeria WAFCON clash

Super Falcons head coach, Justin Magudu, has sent a note of warning to their WAFCON Group B members after they defeated Ghana in a friendly match as they prepare for the Continental tournament, Soccernet.ng reports.

The Record African Champions secured a 3-1 victory against the Black Queens on Sunday in Casablanca, courtesy of goals from  Chinwendu Ihezuo, Asisat Oshoala, and captain Rasheedat Ajibade at a closed-door game played at the Ziaida Palace Benslimane field.

Magudu's side have been drawn alongside Algeria, Botswana and Tunisia, and their head coach is sure they'll fine-tune their strategies to be fully prepared before they take on their opponents.

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“The match gave us the opportunity of having the full squad together to really assess our strength as a team, and build on team cohesion, coordination and on various combinations.

“It will always be a work in progress, but we are very focused on our realisable and achievable target of Mission X.

“The girls are ready and are showing real hunger for victory, and team spirit is high. We are looking forward to our first match on Sunday against Tunisia.”

“We will continue to work on our weak areas, and I believe that by the time of our first match, we will be ready,” Madugu said in quotes relayed by the NFF.

The Super Falcons' journey begins with a fascinating clash against Tunisia on the 6th of July before they take on Botswana in Casablanca four days later. Their final group game will be on the 13th of July against Algeria.