The Falcons of Nigeria have defeated the Three Lionesses of Cameroon to qualify for the final of the 2018 African Women's Cup Of Nations (AWCON). In the second semi-final, South Africa's Banyana Banyana beat Mali. The two finalists now have automatic entries to the next FIFA Women's World Cup in 2019.
Nigeria: Nigeria Defeat Cameroon to Qualify for AWCON Final
Premium Times, 27 November 2018
The Falcons of Nigeria on Tuesday defeated the Three Lionesses of Cameroon to qualify for the final of the 2018 African Women Cup Of Nations (AWCON). Read more »
Nigeria: Super Falcons Beat Resilient Lionesses, Pick World Cup Ticket
Guardian, 28 November 2018
True to their pre match boast, the Super Falcons yesterday proved to their Cameroonian counterparts, Indomitable Lionesses, that Nigeria remains the commander-in-chief in African… Read more »
Nigeria: I'm Under Pressure, Dennerby Confesses
Vanguard, 27 November 2018
Super Falcons coach, Thomas Dennerby admitted that he was under little bit of tension ahead of today's semi-final clash between Nigeria and Cameroon, after coming to terms with the… Read more »
Africa: Pre-Match Quotes - Cameroon Vs Nigeria
CAF, 27 November 2018
Joseph Brian Ndoko (Head Coach Cameroon) Read more »
A hat-trick from Asisat Oshoala helped the Super Falcons to a 6-0 whipping of Equatorial Guinea to advance to the semi-finals of the 11th AWCON in Ghana. South Africa and Zambia ... Read more »
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