Nigeria’s Under-20 Women’s National Team, the Falconets, have wrapped up a three-week intensive training camp in Abuja as preparations peak for their FIFA Under-20 Women’s World Cup qualifying match against Malawi. The team is now set to move to Ikenne in Ogun State, where they will host the first leg of the final qualifying round scheduled for May second.
The Abuja camp focused on fitness, tactical discipline, and team coordination, with players undergoing rigorous sessions aimed at sharpening performance ahead of the decisive encounter. Officials say the programme was marked by strong commitment from the squad as they worked to reach optimal condition for the fixture.
Head coach Moses Aduku has expressed confidence in the team’s readiness, noting that the players demonstrated determination and unity throughout the training period. Team captain Joy Igbokwe also reaffirmed the squad’s focus and called on Nigerians to support the team as they pursue qualification.
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The Falconets are seeking to secure a solid first-leg result as they aim to book a place at the 2026 FIFA Under-20 Women’s World Cup to be hosted by Poland in September. Nigeria has maintained a strong record in the competition, having featured in every edition since its inception.
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