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WAFCON 2026: It Was In Our Hands But We Didn’t Take Our Chance To Beat Nigeria —Zambia Coach

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Copper Queens of Zambia head coach Nora Häuptle has said her team missed a big opportunity to secure three points against Nigeria’s Super Falcons in Saturday’s WAFCON 2026 Group C encounter. A first half goal by Asisat Oshoala saw the Super Falcons beat Zambia 1-0 to record their first win of the tournament. The Super [...]

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