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2027 WWC Playoffs: Olopade Backs Super Falcons For Victory Over South Africa

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Director General of the National Sports Commission, NSC, Bukola Olopade has charged the Super Falcons to go for victory against Banyana Banyana of South Africa. The Super Falcons will take on Desire Ellis’ side in a highly anticipated 2027 FIFA Women’s World cup playoff match at the Moulay Rachid Stadium, Casablanca on Thursday (today). Nigeria [...]

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