Read more about the article ‘We’re fully ready’: Madugu on Nigeria’s WAFCON title defence ahead of Malawi opener
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‘We’re fully ready’: Madugu on Nigeria’s WAFCON title defence ahead of Malawi opener

Justine Madugu insists Nigeria will treat Malawi with the same respect as every other opponent when the Super Falcons begin the defence of their Women's Africa Cup of Nations title…

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Gianni Infantino hits back at World Cup critics, accuses them of ‘spreading hate’

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has issued his strongest public defence of both his leadership and world football's governing body since the conclusion of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, accusing critics…

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Read more about the article WAFCON 2026 PREVIEW: The Throne, the Newcomers and the Tickets to Brazil
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WAFCON 2026 PREVIEW: The Throne, the Newcomers and the Tickets to Brazil

Exactly a year after the final whistle of the previous edition, the curtain will rise on the 14th edition of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON). Here's everything you need to know as Africa's finest…

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Read more about the article Maybe, just maybe, AFCON is a little tournament — and CAF, its governing body, is proving it
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Maybe, just maybe, AFCON is a little tournament — and CAF, its governing body, is proving it

March 17, 2026, was set to be a night of Champions League drama. Chelsea and Manchester City were both chasing comebacks after heavy first-leg defeats to PSG and Real Madrid.…

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