After qualifying for the finals of the African Women Championship (AWC)
billed for Namibia in October, the Super Falcons have been told to
proceed on a break till further notice by the Nigeria Football
Federation (NFF).
The Super Falcons who have won the AWC eight times, booked their place
in the tournament by dismissing Rwanda on an aggregate score of 12-1
after their first round opponents Sierra Leone withdrew from the first
round qualifiers.
Coach of the team, Edwin Okon who addressed the players after their 8-0
return leg victory over Rwanda at the Ahmadu Bello stadium in Kaduna
urged them to return to their respective clubs and work hard to earn a
place in the next camping.
"As you return to your clubs, i want you all to keep your heads cool
and don't allow this little success and money get into your head. I
would be monitoring you to ensure that you maintain your fitness and
form. I would not invite any player that falls below expectation as we
regroup," said the Rivers Angels coach
He said that the team will most likely regroup after the World Cup in
Brazil in July adding that he would liaise with the NFF and fix a date
to open the camp.
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