The Confederation of African Football (Caf) looked back on how Nigeria secured a record ninth African Women's Cup of Nations in 2018.
Having won the title back-to-back in the 2014 and 2016 editions held in Namibia and Cameroon respectively, Nigeria went to Ghana with a quest to be crowned champions for the third time in a row.
Thomas Dennerby's team opened their outing at the showpiece event on a low with a shock 1-0 loss to South Africa in Cape Coast.
However, the Super Falcons bounced back from Banyana Banyana defeat to overcome Zambia 4-0 and Equatorial Guinea 6-0 to finish as runners-up in Group B and book a semi-final spot.