Super Falcons midfielder, Toni Payne has declared the team’s readiness to fight for honours at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
The nine-time African champions will be making their 10th appearance at Australia and New Zealand.
Nigeria’s preparation for the global soccer fiesta has been marred by the war of words between head coach Randy Waldrum and the Nigeria Football Federation.
Despite that, the Super Falcons have been preparing hard for the competition in Brisbane, Australia.
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Waldrum’s side thrashed Australian side, Queensland Lions FC 8-1 in a test game on Saturday morning.
Reflecting on the impressive performance, Payne the team is ready to face any opposition at the World Cup.
“We are on the same level as France and Australia, and we are very confident. With the players we have here, we are ready to fight,” Payne told NFF TV.
“We are growing and improving our system every day with every training. Step by step, we are getting ready for our first game against Canada.”
This article was updated 3 months ago
