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Match Preview WAFCON’26; Nigeria Vs Zambia

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The Super Falcons have it all to play for! After a disappointing defeat to Malawi in their opening match, Nigeria now faces a must-win showdown against Zambia in the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON). Can the nine-time African champions bounce back when it matters most, or will their hopes of progressing suffer another [...]

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