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Ifeoma Onumonu has expressed confidence in the Super Falcons' to improve, despite their recent 2-1 defeat to France in a friendly at Stade Raymond Kopa, Angers. Onumonu, who scored the team’s only goal, highlighted the limited preparation time, with only two training sessions before the game, as a factor affecting performance.
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The Montpellier forward believes the team will benefit from more preparation, particularly with the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations WAFCON approaching. "With more time and preparation, we can perform better," she stated. Reflecting on her goal, Onumonu expressed joy, noting that her confidence has been rejuvenated since moving to a new club.
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Ifeoma Onumonu’s reflections after the Super Falcons' narrow loss to France underscore the team’s immense potential and the importance of adequate preparation. Despite the defeat, the performance showcased resilience and flashes of brilliance that can be refined with more games and structured training sessions.
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As fans, we must acknowledge the challenges of limited preparation time, which often hampers tactical cohesion and overall performance. Onumonu’s goal serves as a reminder of the individual talents within the squad, waiting to be harnessed into a collective force. The upcoming WAFCON presents an opportunity for the team to regroup, train intensively, and solidify their strategies.
The Super Falcons’ journey is a testament to their determination and the legacy of excellence they continue to uphold as nine time African champions. With the right resources, support, and consistent exposure to top tier competition, this team has all the makings of a global powerhouse.
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We stand behind Onumonu and the Super Falcons, confident in their ability to inspire and excel on the world stage, given the time and tools to prepare adequately.
Did You Know?
The Super Falcons have won the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations WAFCON a record nine times.
Ifeoma Onumonu has scored [pivotal goals](https://www.footballinnigeria.com.ng/news/interviews/benjamin-boldly-backs-flying-eagles-ahead-of-morocco-clash/) for the Super Falcons, including in World [Cup qualifiers](https://www.footballinnigeria.com.ng/youth-football/nigeria-vs-senegal-dramatic-showdown-at-egypt-2025-u-20-afcon-quarters/).
Stade Raymond Kopa, the venue of the France match, is named after one of France’s most legendary footballers.
The Super Falcons are the only African team to have appeared in every edition of the FIFA Women’s World Cup since its inception in 1991.
Onumonu recently transferred to Montpellier, one of the top clubs in French women’s football, boosting her confidence and form.