Nigeria’s Super Falcons will represent Africa at the Women’s World Cup for the record ninth time with the 2023 edition is been co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand. Despite being to every Women’s World Cup since the tournament began in 1991, the big question in Nigeria is whether the team can hit or exceed the heights of 1999 when it qualified for the quarter-finals
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