Super Falcons Coach Madugu Prepares for Zambia Clash

Justine Madugu, the coach of the Super Falcons, has dismissed criticism of his tactical approach following Nigeria's unexpected 3-2 defeat to Malawi in the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON). This loss marked the first time the defending champions lost to a debutant nation in the tournament's history.
Madugu acknowledged that fans have the right to question his methods but pointed out his successful track record with the team. He explained that player selection is based on training performances and emphasized the importance of assessing players' readiness.
Despite the disappointment from the Malawi match, Madugu reported a positive atmosphere in the camp as the team prepares for a must-win game against Zambia. He noted that Zambia's confidence would be high following their victory over Egypt, and he stressed the need for Nigeria to approach the match with caution, recognizing the stakes involved.
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