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Nigeria vs Egypt: Qualification status, kick-off time ahead of crucial WAFCON 2026 clash

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The final Group C fixtures of the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, WAFCON, will be played on Wednesday night.

Defending champions, Nigeria take on already eliminated Egypt.

In the other match, group leaders, Malawi will play Zambia.

If Zambia defeat Malawi and Nigeria beat Egypt, then three teams will be on six points after three games.

CAF will then examine the matches between the Copper Queens, Super Falcons and Scorchers, to determine who had the best head-to-head record.

The top two teams from each group will advance to the quarter-finals.

Nigeria’s game against Egypt will kick off at 9pm West African time at the Stade Olympique de Rabat.

The match will be beamed on AfroSport, who is an accredited WAFCON broadcaster, alongside SuperSport and CAF TV.

Nigeria vs Egypt: Qualification status, kick-off time ahead of crucial WAFCON 2026 clash

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