According to CAFonline, the 31-year-old Swedish-based baller said the squad is fully focused on reclaiming what they lost three years ago in this same Morocco.

A Title Lost, A Title Wanted

Let’s not forget — Nigeria lost their WAFCON dominance in 2022, crashing out in the semi-final to Morocco via a 5–4 penalty shootout after a dramatic 1–1 draw. Morocco went on to lose the final to South Africa.

But this time? Omo this is going to hot!

Ayinde made it clear: “This final is not going to be different. We are going to stick together as a team and fight for each other.”

All Eyes on Rabat

The highly-anticipated final between Nigeria and Morocco goes down today at the Olympic Stadium in Rabat, and fans are already holding their breath.

Ayinde, who plies her trade at Rosengård in Sweden, added that the Super Falcons are hungry — not just for victory, but for redemption.

And knowing the Falcons’ legacy? This match no be child’s play.