By Gertrude Tandoh
Heroics, History, and Heartbreak: WAFCON 2025 Final Delivers Drama, Glory, and Golden Boots
The 2025 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations final was nothing short of a thriller, with Nigeria’s Super Falcons clinching their record-breaking 10th WAFCON title against a resilient Morocco squad that fought valiantly for back-to-back silver medals.
At the heart of Nigeria’s triumph was the brilliance of goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie, whose incredible shot-stopping skills kept four clean sheets enroute to the crown. Calm under pressure and commanding in goal, Nnadozie was a wall Nigeria’s opponents simply couldn’t breach—her performances a cornerstone of the Super Falcons’ success.
On the other side, Morocco’s spirit shone bright despite the final heartbreak. The Atlas Lionesses secured a second consecutive silver medal, a feat that highlights their rapid rise in African women’s football.
Ghizlane Chebbak, captain of Morocco also made history by winning the WAFCON Golden Boot for the second time in a row, underlining her lethal scoring prowess and leadership on the pitch. Chebbak’s back-to-back golden boots are more than personal milestones—they reflect Morocco’s growing investment in and commitment to the women’s game, signaling a new African powerhouse in the making.
The 2025 WAFCON final was more than just a match—it was a celebration of talent, tenacity, and the unstoppable rise of African women’s football with shining stars and unforgettable moments that will inspire fans for years to come. Nigeria’s Super Falcons, led by their heroics in goal and leadership on the field, carved out history once again. Meanwhile, Morocco’s back-to-back silver medals and Ghizlane Chebbak’s record-breaking scoring display reveal a promising future for their team and for African football at large.
This final marks a pivotal moment, lighting the way forward for more thrilling competitions, stronger teams, and a continent united by its passion for the women’s game.
