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We are ready to face any team – Zambia coach ahead of Japan clash
Copper Queens of Zambia head coach Bruce Mwape has made a bold claim that with the high standard preparations they have had coming to this 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, they are ready to face any team.
NIGERIA: All about football now – Randy Waldrum switches focus to the game
It’s all about the football now, this is all that the Nigerian national senior women's team head coach Randy Waldrum could say when he was bombarded by financial related questions on the match day minus one press conference in Melbourne.
Andisiwe Mgcoyi weary of Banyana Banyana’s World Cup readiness
Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies FC striker Andisiwe Mgcoyi is not convinced Banyana Banyana are ready for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Copper Queens remember the Fallen Heroes ahead of FIFA Womens World Cup debut
As the Copper Queens of Zambia approach their opening game at the FIFA Women’s World Cup, becoming the first ever Zambian senior national team to play at the World Cup, national team striker Racheal Kundananji remembers the great Chipolopolo that perished in a horrific air crash in 1993.
Women's World Cup to go ahead despite shooting incident in Auckland
FIFA has confirmed the Women's World Cup opener in Auckland will "proceed as planned" after a shooting in the city's central business district on Thursday morning left three people dead.
Patrice Motsepe implores African teams to emulate Morocco at FIFA WWC
Confederation of African Football (CAF) president Patrice Motsepe expects the spirit of Morocco from the 2022 FIFA Men’s World Cup to rub off on the four African nations at the 2023 Women’s World Cup kicking off on Thursday.
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