Where to Watch Morocco vs Nigeria for free in the Women's Africa Cup of Nations Finals?

At the Olympic Stadium in Rabat, Morocco, Nigeria will square off in the 2025 Women's Africa Cup of Nations final, which promises to be an exciting matchup between a young host nation and Africa's most seasoned women's football superpower. Morocco has had an outstanding run in this event and is competing in their second consecutive home WAFCON final.

The Moroccans settled with an exciting 4-2 win over DR Congo and later beat Senegal 1-0 to secure their position at the top of the group after a draw of 2-2 with Zambia in the opening match. The Atlas Lionesses beat Mali 3-1 in the quarterfinals, showcasing their attacking prowess. Their resolve was tested in the semi-final match against Ghana, as Morocco passed through on penalties after a 1-1 tie, largely thanks to the heroics of goalkeeper Khadija Er-Rmichi.

But with the confidence of experienced champions, Nigeria has burst into another WAFCON final. They beat Tunisia 3-0, beat Botswana 1-0, and tactically drew without scoring against Algeria in their group stage. Nigeria played best during the knockout, thrashing Zambia 5-0 in the quarterfinals and coming back from a deficit to beat reigning champions South Africa 2-1 in an action-packed semi-final. Michelle Alozie's match-winner at the end and Rasheedat Ajibade's penalty showed the poise of the Super Falcons and big-game temperament.

Ghizlane Chebbak, whose leadership, goal-scoring, and playmaking skills have distinguished her, as well as deadly striker Ibtissam Jraidi and quick winger Sakina Ouzraoui, will be crucial to Morocco's chances. Nigeria has its stars: Asisat Oshoala adds elite experience and goal danger, Michelle Alozie delivers attacking force from fullback, goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie is dependable between the posts, and captain and playmaker Rasheedat Ajibade has proven decisive in crucial situations.

Spanish manager Jorge Vilda, who prefers to play possession football marked by patient build-up and creativity via the midfield, guides Morocco's approach. Nigeria's approach is marked by tactical rigour, athleticism, and technical quality. The Super Falcons, coached by Justine Madugu, are particularly potent on set pieces and in the dying moments of close matches due to their firm defence and rapid transitions.

Morocco is expecting to go all the way this time after they failed in 2022, when they lost 2-1 to South Africa in the final and became the first Arab country to reach that level. After finishing in fourth place in 2022 after losing to Zambia in the playoffs and to Morocco in a semi-final penalty shootout, Nigeria is looking to reclaim their title and solidify their dominance on the continent. As a result, the story's finale is gripping: Morocco's steady ascent, propelled by domestic assistance and tactical adjustment, against a Nigerian side that blends hunger and tradition. Both teams have shown tenacity and poise, providing a fitting capstone to the top league for African women's football.

Where to Watch Morocco vs Nigeria – Live Streams & TV Channels

The Morocco vs Nigeria game in the Women's Africa Cup of Nations finals will be streamed on multiple platforms across various countries for free. Here is where to watch Morocco vs Nigeria across regions:

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Morocco vs Nigeria Predicted Lineups

Here's Sportsdunia's Morocco vs Nigeria predicted lineups in the Women's Africa Cup of Nations finals:

Morocco Women's National Football Predicted Lineup (4-1-4-1):

Goalkeeper: Rmichi

Defenders: Haj, Benzina, Rabbah, Redouani

Midfielders: Mrabet, Ouzraoui, Nakkach, Chebbak, Mssoudy

Forwards: Jraidi

Nigeria Women's National Football Predicted Lineups (4-3-3):

Goalkeeper: Nnadozie

Defenders: Alozie, Ohale, Demehin, Plumptre

Midfielders: Ijalmilusi, Ayinde, Echegini

Forwards: Ajibade, Okoronkwo, Ihezuo

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