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Ajibade leads Nigeria against Malawi as Super Falcons start WAFCON defence
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Ajibade leads Nigeria against Malawi as Super Falcons start WAFCON defence

Nigeria's Women's National Team, the Super Falcons, will face Malawi in the opening match of Group C at the TotalEnergies CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations 2026. Nigeria, the reigning champions aiming for their 11th title, will take on Malawi, making their debut in the continental competition. Both teams have been highlighted as having contrasting strengths, with Nigeria being the established powerhouse and Malawi the underdog. Nigerian coach Justine Madugu emphasized respect for Malawi and readiness for the challenge, while Malawi's coach Lovemore Fazili asserted confidence in his team's ability to cause an upset. The match is expected to feature key players such as Malawi's Tabitha and Temwa Chawinga.

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Ajibade leads Nigeria against Malawi as Super Falcons start WAFCON defence

Nigeria's Women's National Team, the Super Falcons, will face Malawi in the opening match of Group C at the TotalEnergies CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations 2026. Nigeria, the reigning champions aiming for their 11th title, will take on Malawi, making their debut in the continental competition. Both teams have been highlighted as having contrasting strengths, with Nigeria being the established powerhouse and Malawi the underdog. Nigerian coach Justine Madugu emphasized respect for Malawi and readiness for the challenge, while Malawi's coach Lovemore Fazili asserted confidence in his team's ability to cause an upset. The match is expected to feature key players such as Malawi's Tabitha and Temwa Chawinga.

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