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WAFCON 2026: Super Eagles Didn’t Qualify For World Cup So We Know What’s At Stake —Oshoala

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Asisat Oshoala has said the Super Falcons cannot afford not to qualify for the women’s World Cup especially after the Super Eagles missed out of the 2026 edition. The Super Falcons suffered a shock 3-2 defeat to debutants Malawi in their WAFCON 2026 opening Group C fixture on Tuesday. Temwa Chawinga bagged a brace while [...]

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