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Cameroon stun hosts Morocco on penalties to reach WAFCON final — hosts pay price for late penalty miss - arabnews.com - France - Brazil - Algeria - Cameroon - Morocco - Malawi - state Indiana - Nigeria - county Lyon

Cameroon stun hosts Morocco on penalties to reach WAFCON final — hosts pay price for late penalty miss

RABAT: Cameroon won a penalty shootout 3-1 against Morocco after a scoreless draw in the other semi. Malawi beat Algeria 3-1 in the first semifinal match on Wednesday, led by Tabitha Chawinga with a pair of goals. Upstart Malawi will face Cameroon in the final of the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations on Sunday. All four semifinalists qualified for next summer’s Women’s World Cup in Brazil.

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Mark Gleeson - Pritha Sarkar - Malawi to meet Cameroon in Women’s Africa Cup of Nations final - channelnewsasia.com - Brazil - South Africa - Algeria - Cameroon - Morocco - Ghana - Malawi - Nigeria - Equatorial Guinea

Malawi to meet Cameroon in Women’s Africa Cup of Nations final

RABAT, Aug 13 : Malawi continued their giant-killing run at the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations and beat Algeria 3-1 on Wednesday to book a place in the final against Cameroon.

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Gianni Infantino - Malawi FA chief backs Infantino, credits FIFA investment for World Cup breakthrough - channelnewsasia.com - Morocco - Malawi

Malawi FA chief backs Infantino, credits FIFA investment for World Cup breakthrough

RABAT, Aug 12 : Malawi's qualification for the 2027 Women's World Cup is a result of investment in African football made by FIFA under President Gianni Infantino and why he will likely enjoy the support of the continent, the country's football association President Fleetwood Haiya told Reuters.

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Algeria, Morocco seal Women’s World Cup qualification - channelnewsasia.com - Brazil - South Africa - Algeria - Cameroon - Morocco - Ghana - Malawi - Ivory Coast - Nigeria

Algeria, Morocco seal Women’s World Cup qualification

Aug 8 : Algeria secured a first-ever qualification for the Women's World Cup and will be joined at next year's finals in Brazil by North African rivals Morocco after both sides won their quarter-final ties at the Women's Africa Cup of Nations on Saturday.

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Algeria reach WAFCON semifinals and World Cup - arabnews.com - Brazil - South Africa - Algeria - Morocco - Ghana - Malawi - Ivory Coast

Algeria reach WAFCON semifinals and World Cup

JOHANNESBURG: Algeria came from behind to beat Ivory Coast 2-1 in Casablanca on Saturday and reach for the first time the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) semifinals and the World Cup. Ines Konan put the Ivorians ahead on 29 minutes, but they were reduced to 10 players before half-time in the quarter-final when teenager N’Sira Ouedraogo was sent off. Algeria struck twice within six minutes just before and after the hour mark through substitute Ines Khiri and Amira Braham to turn the match in favor of the north Africans. Between the Algerian goals, Ivory Coast squandered a chance to regain the lead when Rebecca Elloh struck the post from a penalty. Algeria will face giant killers Malawi or Ghana, who meet on Sunday, in the WAFCON semifinals. The draw for the 32-nation World Cup in Brazil is set for next year. The red-carding of 18-year-old Ouedraogo, for kicking Algeria goalkeeper Chloe N’Gazi in the face, proved pivotal as her team lost the ascendancy they established during the opening half. After barely threatening to score during the first 45 minutes, Algeria took control after the break and created numerous chances. Later on Saturday, hosts Morocco face South Africa in the second quarter-final in Rabat.

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Ghana draw with Mali and reach WAFCON quarter-finals - arabnews.com - Brazil - South Africa - Algeria - Cameroon - Cape Verde - Morocco - Ghana - Malawi - Mali - Ivory Coast - Nigeria

Ghana draw with Mali and reach WAFCON quarter-finals

JOHANNESBURG: Ghana claimed the last quarter-finals place in the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) after drawing 1-1 with Mali in Rabat on Thursday. The Black Queens began the Group D match knowing a point would suffice as their goal difference was superior to that of the Female Eagles. Cameroon won the group with seven points after drawing 1-1 with debutants Cape Verde. Ghana and Mali finished with four points each and Cape Verde secured one. Ghana, three times runners-up in the marquee African women’s football competition, face giant killers Malawi on Sunday in the last quarter-final. Hosts Morocco play South Africa and the Ivory Coast meet Algeria on Saturday and the other Sunday fixture pits title-holders and record 10-time champions Nigeria against Cameroon. The winning quarter-finalists qualify for the 2027 World Cup in Brazil.

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Gianni Infantino - International - Canadian players getting international experience playing in Women's African Cup of Nation soccer tournament - cbc.ca - Canada - Algeria - Cameroon - Morocco - Ghana - Malawi - Nigeria

Canadian players getting international experience playing in Women's African Cup of Nation soccer tournament

As of late, the attention of the football world was on Gianni Infantino’s ridiculous and failed proposal to sell off future World Cup profits to private investors.

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Sam Kerr - Australia's Kerr looks for positives in Asian Cup campaign despite final defeat - channelnewsasia.com - Brazil - Australia - Japan - India - Malawi - North Korea - county Kerr - Kenya

Australia's Kerr looks for positives in Asian Cup campaign despite final defeat

April 9 : Australia captain Sam Kerr said their defeat by Japan in last month's Asian Cup final was bitterly disappointing but the experience would stand the Matildas in good stead for next year's Women's World Cup.

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