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Can The Super Falcons Reclaim The WAFCON Crown?

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The countdown to the 2025 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) is on, and Nigeria’s Super Falcons have unveiled their 25-player squad for the tournament! Has the coaching staff picked the right players? Are there any surprise inclusions or notable omissions? And does this squad have what it takes to reclaim the WAFCON title? Related: [...]

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