Nigeria scored a dramatic stoppage-time winner to beat defending champions South Africa 2-1 and book their place in Saturday's final of the 2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations.
Michelle Alozie's delivery from deep into the box eluded Banyana Banyana keeper Andile Dlamini in the 94th minute to keep alive the West Africans' hopes of securing a record-extending 10th continental title.
The Super Falcons had led in Casablanca through Rasheedat Ajibade's penalty on the stroke of half-time after Bambanani Mbane was penalised for handling Folashade Ijamilusi's shot.
But the holders fought back in the second half and levelled on the hour mark through a composed Linda Motlhalo spot-kick, awarded when Osinachi Ohale tugged back Hildah Magaia.
That was the first goal the Nigeria had conceded at this year's finals and it knocked the nine-time champions out of their stride.
South Africa had to deal with a serious-looking injury to Gabriela Salgado with six minutes remaining but, just as the game appeared to be heading to extra time, Alozie struck to spark jubilant celebrations.
They will face either hosts Morocco or Ghana in the final, with those sides meeting in Tuesday's late last-four tie (19:00 GMT).