The Chairman of the Nigeria Football Coaches Association (Ogun State Chapter), Victor Damilola Agbagu, has called on football stakeholders and fans to turn out in strong numbers to support the Nigeria U20 Women’s National Team ahead of their decisive qualifier against Malawi.
In a passionate appeal, Coach Agbagu urged female club owners, coaches, and players, as well as all supporters of women’s football development, to be present at the stadium and rally behind the team.
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“Let’s drum support for the Falconets with our presence,” he emphasized, highlighting the importance of fan backing in crucial fixtures.
The Falconets are set to face the Malawi U20 Women’s National Team in the final round of the qualifiers for the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup. The match is scheduled to take place on Saturday, May 2, 2026, at the Remo Stars Stadium, with kickoff fixed for 4:00 PM.
With a place at the global tournament at stake, the encounter is expected to be fiercely contested. The Falconets, known for their strong pedigree at youth level, will be aiming to secure a positive result on home soil.
Coach Agbagu’s message underscores the growing push to strengthen support for women’s football in Nigeria, particularly at grassroots and developmental levels. A strong turnout, he noted, could provide the motivation needed for the team to deliver a top performance.
As anticipation builds, attention now turns to Ikenne, where the Falconets will look to take a decisive step toward World Cup qualification with the backing of their home fans.
