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WAFCON 2026: How we’ll approach Nigeria’s Super Falcons – Cameroon coach, Nguele
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WAFCON 2026: How we’ll approach Nigeria’s Super Falcons – Cameroon coach, Nguele

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Cameroon coach, Valentine Nguele, has revealed how her team will approach Nigeria’s Super Falcons when both sides clash in today’s CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, WAFCON, quarter-final.

Speaking ahead of the encounter, Nguele said that Cameroon will play in its natural style of football and have fun against Nigeria.

The Indomitable Lionesses head to the game after finishing top of Group D, while Nigeria finished as second in Group C.

“We have a great match upon us. A big quarter-final,” Nguele said via CAFonline.

“They are the favourites. They have won the title 10 times. We need to accept that.

“Against Nigeria, we shall play our natural style of football. We need to enjoy the match.

“We shall not put pressure on ourselves. We shall go out there and have fun,” she explained.

WAFCON 2026: How we’ll approach Nigeria’s Super Falcons – Cameroon coach, Nguele

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