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WAFCON 2026: I’m Heartbroken  —Oparanozie Laments Super Falcons Shock Defeat To Cameroon
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WAFCON 2026: I’m Heartbroken —Oparanozie Laments Super Falcons Shock Defeat To Cameroon

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Former Nigeria international Desire Oparanozie has described the Super Falcons defeat to Cameroon in the WAFCON 2026 quarterfinal as heartbreaking. A thunderous 20th-minute free kick from defender Maeva Nyadjou was the difference between the two sides, with the Super Falcons dominating the chances and possession throughout but failing to find a way back into the [...]

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