The Banyana Banyana fought hard to beat Senegal 4-1 on penalties after normal, and extra time ended barren in Saturday’s quarter-final match up.
Nigeria on the other hand, had earlier on Friday crushed Zambia’s Copper Queens 5-0, extending their unbeaten record in the tournament.
The clash between the two biggest rivals in African women's football will kick off 5pm (Nigeria-time)
The Super Falcons will be attempting to avenge the lone-goal loss to South Africans in the same semi-final stage of the 2022 edition of the competition held in Morocco
The Falcons won the ninth WAFCON title in 2018 after the hard fought final against the South Africans
The Super Falcons go into Tuesday’s game, riding on the heels of an impressive outing in Morroco.
They have scored eight goals and are yet to concede in four matches so far, a testament to their impregnable defensive work.
The other semi-final game at the WAFCON will see Ghana’s Black Queens take on hosts Morroco, later on the same day

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