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WAFCON 2026 Nigeria vs Zambia: Six key lessons from Super Falcons’ gritty win

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Beyond keeping their quarter-final hopes alive, the performance restored belief within the squad and among millions of Nigerian supporters. With Egypt still to come and the knockout rounds looming, the Super Falcons have reminded everyone that experience, resilience and an unwavering winning mentality can still outweigh setbacks

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