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Super Falcons’ head coach, Justine Madugu, has called up 25 players, including captain Rasheedat Ajibade and top goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie, for two international friendly matches against Algeria’s national women’s team. These matches, scheduled for October 26th and 29th at Lagos' Mobolaji Johnson Arena, mark the first time in three years that the Super Falcons will play friendlies on home soil.
The squad features a combination of overseas based stars and homegrown talents, with players from Nigerian clubs like Edo Queens, Nasarawa Amazons, and Bayelsa Queens. Notable inclusions in the squad include Turkey based defender Oluwatosin Demehin and Spain based forward Gift Monday, as well as emerging players from the U20 Falconets.
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This will be the Super Falcons’ first international appearance under Coach Madugu since Randy Waldrum’s departure earlier this year. The matches, sanctioned by CAF, will be officiated by officials from Benin Republic, with the Algerian team expected to arrive midweek.
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The upcoming friendlies between the Super Falcons and Algeria are significant for several reasons. Not only are these the first home friendlies in three years, but they also represent Coach Justine Madugu's debut in charge of the team. The blend of experienced players like Rasheedat Ajibade and promising young talent creates an exciting opportunity for Nigeria to showcase the depth of their squad.
We believe that these friendlies are an excellent platform for the Super Falcons to build momentum as they aim to solidify their dominance in African football. With a mix of seasoned international players and new faces, the matches will provide valuable experience and could be a glimpse into the future of Nigerian women's football.
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For the fans, it’s a moment to celebrate seeing the Super Falcons back in action on home soil. With CAF sanctioned matches and Algeria as the opponent, it’s bound to be an exciting double-header for Nigerian football enthusiasts.
Did You Know?
This is the first time in three years that the Super Falcons will play friendly on home soil.
[Chiamaka](https://www.footballinnigeria.com.ng/news/national-team-news/flying-eagles-name-35-man-squad-for-2025-u20-afcon/) Nnadozie, who plays for Paris FC, is widely regarded as one of Africa’s best goalkeepers.
The Super Falcons are nine time African champions, making them the most successful women’s [football team](https://patrimoine-wiki.minesparis.psl.eu/index.php?title=Utilisateur:LatashiaRohu) on the continent.
The matches will be Coach Justine Madugu’s first in charge since the departure of Randy Waldrum.
Algeria's national team will arrive midweek, with the matches being overseen by officials from Benin Republic.