

“I will be leading the team and really can’t wait to get started, though we’ve started already. The spirit and zeal to win again is very high, even though we are going to be playing against tougher teams.” — EbiAfter Sunday’s encounter against South Africa, the Falcons will meet Zambia on Wednesday, November 21, before they face Equatorial Guinea in their final group game on Saturday, November 24th. So far, the Super Falcons have made thirteen appearances at the AWCON and have won ten titles — the highest number of titles won by any African women’s team.
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