Rain in Lagos prevents Super Falcons of Nigeria from training for Algeria

The Super Falcons of Nigeria were unable to train for Algeria due to the rain in Lagos.

Ahead of the squad’s two international friendly matches against the Algerian senior women’s national team, head coach Justine Madugu expressed his happiness on Tuesday that all 25 of the invited players were already in camp as they got set for their first practice at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena.

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The Super Falcons of Nigeria return to the pitch with 25 players against Algeria but are missing big names such as Plumptre and Oshoala.

The squad had to return to the Eko Hotel & Towers for gym practices after the training session was canceled due to Tuesday’s intense rain in Lagos.

In a statement by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Madugu stated that all players invited are in camp.

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Super Falcons in camp for Algeria

Madugu said, “I am very happy that all the invited players are here.

“We will be able to have four days of full training sessions and be in great shape for the first game.

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“We thank the Nigeria Football Federation for arranging these two games for the Super Falcons.”

At the Mobolaji Johnson Arena on Saturday, October 26, and Tuesday, October 29, the nine-time African champions will play the Algerian team.

On Thursday morning, a 35-member Algerian delegation is expected to land in Nigeria on a Qatar Airways flight, while Benin Republic match officials are expected to land in Lagos on the same day.

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