Super Falcons captain, Onome Ebi says the team is ready to square up against all opposition at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup. Randy Waldrum's side have
Super Falcons captain, Onome Ebi says the team is ready to square up against all opposition at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Ebi, who is set to participate in her last major competition with the Super Falcons, insisted that they will be up to the task. “We are aware that we are in a difficult pool. We have the reigning champions Canada who we have faced twice before, losing one and drawing one. Then we have Ireland and Australia who we have not played against,” Ebi told CAFonline.com.
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