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Super Falcons Not Picking World Cup Ticket Is An Insult —Udeze

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Former Nigeria international Ifeanyi Udeze has described Super Falcons failure to qualify for the 2027 FIFA women’s World Cup as an insult. The Super Falcons’ hopes of reaching next year’s tournament was ended after they lost 2-1 to South Africa in the play-in on Thursday. After a goalless first half South Africa went 2-0 ahead [...]

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