Nigeria’s Super Falcons have once again affirmed their dominance in African women’s football , maintaining the number one spot on the continent in the latest FIFA Women’s World Rankings released on Thursday. Despite their record-extending 10th Women’s Africa Cup of Nations ( WAFCON ) title triumph in Morocco , the team held on to their global ranking of 36th, a position they have occupied for six consecutive editions since dropping from 34th in March 2024. During the recent international window, the Super Falcons showcased their strength with a 3–1 victory over Ghana and a hard-fought draw against Portugal in friendly matches. Their winning momentum carried into the 2024 WAFCON, where Coach Justin Madugu ’s squad delivered a series of commanding performances. In the group stage, Nigeria secured two wins and a draw before overcoming Zambia in the quarter-finals, defeating rivals South Africa in the semis, and clinching a decisive victory over hosts Morocco in the final to r...