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WAFCON 2026: South Africa hold Côte d’Ivoire as Burkina Faso edge Tanzania in thrilling Group B battle

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Grace Sery; scored a brace for the Ivorians (Credit: Credit: CAF Women on X)

After suffering a shock opening defeat to Tanzania, South Africa looked set for another disappointing outing when Côte d’Ivoire stormed into a two-goal lead

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