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WAFCON 2026 PREVIEW: Nigeria’s dominance faces Cameroon test with World Cup ticket at stake

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The Super Falcons, after beating Egypt (PHOTO CREDIT: NG Super Falcons X Page)

Nigeria enter the contest as defending champions and the most successful team in the history of the competition, while Cameroon have reached the knockout stage unbeaten.

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