Cameroon defender Colette Ndzana has confirmed that her squad is prepared for their 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final match against the reigning champions, Nigeria’s Super Falcons. The game is scheduled for tonight at the Larbi Zaouli Stadium in Casablanca.
This marks the 14th time these two nations have faced off in WAFCON history. Historically, the Super Falcons have maintained dominance, securing nine victories during regulation time and two additional wins via penalty shootouts. Cameroon has managed only one win against Nigeria, with a single draw between the sides.
In their most recent quarter-final meeting during the 2022 tournament, Nigeria emerged with a narrow 1-0 victory. Ndzana expressed the team’s determination to overcome this challenging history. As noted by CAFonline, she stated that the squad aims to shatter previous limitations while approaching the high-stakes match with necessary focus and humility.
