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WAFCON: Super Falcons edge Zambia 1-0
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WAFCON: Super Falcons edge Zambia 1-0

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WAFCON: Super Falcons edge Zambia 1-0

Asisat Oshoala scored the only goal as Nigeria’s Super Falcons returned to winning ways, edging opponents Zambia 1-0 in their second Group C match on Saturday.

With Malawi beating Egypt 3-1 earlier, Nigeria could not afford to lose, as that would have meant a group stage exit, and an end to their World Cup hopes.

Oshaola converted in the 8th minute after her initial effort which was saved luckily bounced back onto her feet and went in.

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