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Amstel Malta launches campaign to back Super Falcons’ WAFCON title bid

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Super Falcons gunning for 11th title in Morocco (PHOTO CREDIT: NG Super Falcons X Page)

Tagged "Be Your Best," the campaign seeks to encourage Nigerians to rally behind the ten-time African champions as they pursue another continental crown in Morocco

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