Cup-holders Nigeria are determined to put their campaign back on track with victory over Zambia in their second Group C match at the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations finals in Morocco on Saturday (today), PUNCH Sports Extra reports.
The 10-time champions were stunned 3-2 by debutants Malawi in their opening match in Rabat on Tuesday, a result that sent shockwaves round the world of women’s football.
After a scoreless first half, Malawi went two goals up before three goals were scored in added time, two by Nigeria and one more by Malawi, giving the southern Africans a dream first-ever game at Africa’s flagship women’s football tournament.
On Saturday, at the Al Madina Stadium in Rabat, with kick-off at 22h00, the Falcons will seek to send a fresh message to their opponents that they remain at the top of the African game, a message that can only be properly delivered through
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