The stage is set in Rabat, Morocco, as Nigeria’s Super Falcons take on host nation Morocco today in a crucial match that could pave the way to their record-extending 10th Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) title.

After dominating African women’s football for decades, the Falcons are once again knocking on the doors of glory. But standing in their path is a resolute and fast-rising Moroccan side, spurred on by home support and a burning desire to make history on their own soil.

The tension is already palpable as fans and pundits across the continent anticipate a fiery clash between Nigeria’s experience and Morocco’s hunger. The Super Falcons, led by coach Randy Waldrum, are expected to field a star-studded lineup including the likes of Asisat Oshoala, Toni Payne, and Chiamaka Nnadozie, whose performances so far have drawn global attention.

This match, however, is more than just about football. For Nigeria, it’s about restoring dominance, proving resilience, and silencing doubters who believed the era of Falcon supremacy was fading. For Morocco, it’s a chance to break the ceiling, defeat the giants, and establish themselves as a new force in African women’s football.

The Super Falcons have shown grit and character throughout the tournament, surviving tough encounters and adapting tactically when it mattered most. But with Morocco enjoying the power of home advantage and a well-organized tactical unit, this semi-final encounter promises to be their biggest test yet.

Kickoff is set for tonight at 8 p.m. Nigerian time, and the nation will be watching, hoping, and praying as the Falcons take one more step toward continental glory.

Stay locked on Busterblog.com for live updates, post-match analysis, and exclusive reactions as the battle unfolds in Rabat.