In the latest FIFA Women’s World Ranking released, Nigeria’s Super Falcons have retained their position as the best women’s national football team in Africa, holding steady at 36th place globally. This ranking affirms Nigeria’s dominance in women’s football on the continent despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic and limited international fixtures.

The Super Falcons, managed by coach Randy Waldrum, have maintained their consistency and performance standards, contributing to their continued prominence in African football. Their ranking reflects their resilience and competitive edge in regional tournaments and international competitions.

Nigeria’s women’s national team, renowned for its skillful play and storied history in African football, continues to serve as a beacon of inspiration for aspiring female footballers across the continent. The team’s success underscores the importance of sustained investment and support in women’s football development in Nigeria and Africa as a whole.

As preparations intensify for upcoming tournaments and qualifying matches, including the Africa Women Cup of Nations and FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifiers, the Super Falcons are poised to build on their legacy and further solidify their status as a force to be reckoned with in global women’s football.

For more updates on the Super Falcons and women’s football developments, stay tuned to FIFA rankings and sports news platforms.