Nigeria, Aug. 5 -- Four days after reviving their Women's Africa Cup of Nations campaign with a battling victory over Zambia, the Super Falcons return to action on Wednesday knowing another win is essential if they are to secure a place in the quarter-finals and keep their title defence alive.

Nigeria's journey in Morocco has been anything but straightforward. A stunning 3-2 defeat to tournament debutants Malawi in their opening Group C fixture left the defending champions on the brink of an early exit before they responded with a resilient 1-0 victory over Zambia despite playing most of the encounter with 10 players.

Now, the 10-time African champions must overcome Egypt in their final group game in Rabat and hope the result in the oth...