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WAFCON 2026: It’s Not In Our Nature To Play For A Draw  —Zambia Coach Warns Super Falcons
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WAFCON 2026: It’s Not In Our Nature To Play For A Draw —Zambia Coach Warns Super Falcons

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Zambia’s Copper Queens head coach Nora Häuptle has warned Nigeria’s Super Falcons that her team will not play for a draw in Saturday’s WAFCON Group C clash. “We never play for a draw, it’s not in our nature, we always chase for the lead in games. In the last edition we lost against Nigeria in [...]

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