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Nigeria’s Group C at the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) is extremely tough, according to Super Falcons goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie, who cautioned that a repeat with Zambia will be difficult as the reigning champions strive for another continental crown.
In an interview with Super Falcons Show, Nnadozie recognized the caliber of the Zambian team and anticipated a more formidable opponent than their last encounter.
“It won’t be easy to have Zambia in our group for the 2026 WAFCON,” she remarked. “We defeated them in the most recent WAFCON, but it wasn’t an easy victory. They will want to return and fight, I’m sure of it. Zambia is a truly wonderful country.
The Paris FC goalkeeper emphasized that the Nigerian team has depth and skill, and that the Super Falcons are prepared to play at the top level.
“They have a fantastic team with guys of high caliber. However, we also have talented players on the team. In addition, she said, “We are very young, talented, vibrant, sharp, and ready to fight.”
Nnadozie emphasized the importance of discipline, concentration, and devotion to the team’s tactical strategy for Nigeria’s prospects of winning the championship again.
“Retaining the trophy won’t be simple, but there are options… “No country would want to watch us win the trophy once more,” she stated. “We will go there, maintain focus, work hard, train hard, maintain discipline, and continue to believe in mission ten.”
Nnadozie, who was just named Africa’s Best Goalkeeper for the third year in a row, gave appreciation to her coaches and teammates for her accomplishments.
It means a lot to me to be awarded the greatest goalkeeper in Africa for the third consecutive year. She said, “Without my coaches and teammates, I am nothing.”
As the 2026 WAFCON doubles as a qualifying tournament for the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup, the 23-year-old acknowledged that the stakes are larger than ever.
“Compared to the last edition, this one will be more difficult and demanding. We are considering the current situation, the upcoming game, and tomorrow,” she stated.
Nnadozie disclosed that her ability to remain composed under pressure has grown to be one of her greatest assets.
“I remain composed when others are in a panic, and the more composed I am, the more clearly I see and think, the faster I play, and the better my reflexes are,” she said.
