Nigeria’s Super Falcons Qualify For W/Cup, WAFCON Semi-final

Hamilton Nwosa
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How Super Falcons Overpowered Cameroon Again To Qualify For World Cup

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The Nigerian female football team, the Super Falcons, Thursday defeated their Cameroonian counterparts 1-0 to qualify for the World Cup.

They’re also through to the semi final stage of the WAFCON tournament in Morocco.

 

Nigeria’s 17 shirt, Rasheedat Ajibade scored a header in the 57th minute of play to give the Falcons a victory.

 

Details later…

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