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WAFCON: Two Super Falcons players suspended for Egypt clash

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Two Super Falcons players, Demehin and Echegini, are suspended for the crucial WAFCON match against Egypt, impacting Nigeria’s quarter-final hopes. Read More: https://punchng.com/wafcon-two-super-falcons-players-suspended-for-egypt-clash/

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