WAFCON 2026: Zambia’s Kundananji Says Super Falcons Clash Could Decide Group Fate

Zambia forward Rachael Kundananji says Saturday’s WAFCON Group C match against Nigeria’s Super Falcons could shape the qualification hopes of both teams in Morocco. Nigeria, the defending champions, are under pressure after a surprise 3-2 opening defeat to Malawi. Zambia, meanwhile, began their campaign with a commanding 6-0 win over Egypt. Kundananji said the Copper Queens are confident but expect a difficult contest. Coach Nora Häuptle added that Zambia will aim for victory rather than a draw, citing the team’s growth and preparation against strong international opponents.

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kakaabout 1 hour ago

After the Malawi defeat, what should the Super Falcons change first to keep their Group C qualification hopes alive against Zambia?

dapo43 minutes ago

Are we sure one change is enough when this match could shape the group standings?

yemiabout 1 hour ago

Saturday's match now carries extra weight for Nigeria, while Zambia also sees it as a key step toward qualification in Morocco.

krisabout 1 hour ago

Calling it decisive may be a little early, but Nigeria cannot afford another slip after losing their opener 3-2.

jaruma23 minutes ago

The Falcons need a calmer response: tighten up defensively, take chances early, and treat this Zambia game as a must-get result.

WAFCON 2026: Zambia’s Kundananji Says Super Falcons Clash Could Decide Group Fate

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