Super Falcons coach Justine Madugu has said the team will do everything to be in control of their destiny at the 2026 WAFCON as they face Egypt in their final group game, which will determine if they advance to the quarter-finals.
The 10-time champions have experienced a shaky start, losing their first game 3-2 against Malawi before securing a hard-fought 1-0 win over Zambia with 10 players.
Still on three points and trailing Malawi, who have six, the Falcons must beat Egypt convincingly, with the hope that the result in the other game between Zambia and Malawi also favours them.
Like the Falcons, Zambia need to beat Malawi to stand a chance of progressing, but Madugu is confident Nigeria will get the job done regardless of the result in the other game.
“We have done all the various permutations and we know exactly which of the permutations will take us
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