Michelle Alozie drops a gentle warning after Super Eagles’ win over Rwanda

The Super Eagles of Nigeria revived their 2026 World Cup qualification hopes when they defeated Rwanda at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo…

Super Falcons defender Michelle Alozie has called on Nigerian football fans to give the same level of support to the women’s national team as they do for the Super Eagles, Soccernet.ng reports.

There has been a conversation about the Nigerian women's football team not getting as much support as the Nigerian men's team.

The nine-time African champions remain Nigeria’s most successful national team but often play in front of smaller crowds compared to the men’s side.

What did Alozie say after Nigeria’s win over Rwanda?

The Houston Dash star, who took to her X (formerly Twitter) page shortly after Nigeria’s 1-0 victory over Rwanda in Uyo, urged fans not to neglect the Falcons.

“All the fans showing up for the Super Eagles game, don’t forget to show up for the Super Falcons too,” Alozie wrote.

all the fans showing up for the super eagles game, don’t forget to show up to the super falcons too

— michelle alozie (O.O.N) (@alozieee) September 6, 2025

The Super Eagles enjoyed massive support at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium, with thousands of fans turning out to cheer them to victory thanks to Tolu Arokodare’s decisive strike.

Super Falcons seal 10th WAFCON crown in Morocco

Nigeria’s Super Falcons delivered a historic run at the 2025 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco by sealing their 10th continental crown.

After cruising through the group stage without conceding a goal, the Falcons thrashed Zambia 5–0 in the quarterfinals, edged past defending champions South Africa in a tense semifinal, and produced a stunning 3–2 comeback against hosts Morocco in the final.

Powered by standout performers like Esther Okoronkwo, Michelle Alozie, and Jennifer Echegini, the Falcons cemented Nigeria’s dominance in African women’s football.

Alozie shines with semifinal winner

Alozie played a pivotal role in Nigeria’s WAFCON 2025 triumph, scoring the decisive stoppage-time winner against South Africa in the semifinals before anchoring the defence in the dramatic 3–2 final victory over Morocco.