WAFCON 2022
Nigeria’s Super Falcons and 11 other teams will tomorrow begin chase of Women’s World Cup places when the CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, kicks off in Morocco.
Only the top four finishers are guaranteed places at the 2023 finals in Australia and New Zealand.
Nigeria and South Africa will rekindle their rivalry when they clash in an early group game in Rabat on Monday that could be an indicator as to the outcome of the tournament.
Super Falcons and Barcelona Femeni forward, Asisat Oshoala, admits that the South Africans will not be a walk in the park for the Nigerians who are seeking their 10th continental title in Morocco.
“They (South Africa) are a very strong team, and a very competitive one as well,” said Oshoala on whose shoulder lies Nigeria’s ambition.
She however insisted that the Falcons are not solely plotting their game plans against the Banyana Banyana.
“I don’t think the focus must only be…
Source: Thisday Newspaper
