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Key things to know as 2026 WAFCON kicks off in Morocco

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The 2026 WAFCON kicks off in Morocco today. Get all the key information, including fixtures, teams, and Nigeria’s title defence. Read More: https://punchng.com/key-things-to-know-as-2026-wafcon-kicks-off-in-morocco/

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