Cup winners and ten-time winners Nigeria leads a group of formidable players who have positioned themselves well to advance to the 14th Women Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) finals, which will be hosted by the Kingdom of Morocco next year. After losing to South Africa in 2022 and to Nigeria this summer, the hosts Morocco have automatically qualified to host the championship, which will take place from March 17 to April 3Zambia defeated Namibia 4-2 on the road in Windhoek on Friday, while the Super Falcons were demonstrating their dominance over African opponents by defeating the Amazons of Bénin Republic 2-0 in Lome. On Tuesday, they have a straightforward task to complete in Ndola for the return leg. Mali’s senior girls defeated Cape Verde 1-0 away in Praia, while Ghana’s Black Queens thrashed hosts Egypt 3-0. The second leg is scheduled for Accra on Tuesday.
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