Nigeria vs Zambia: Date, venue, time, where to watch Super Falcons’ must-win WAFCON clash
Nigeria’s title defence suffered an unexpected setback after a shock 3-2 defeat to WAFCON debutants Malawi in their opening game, ending the Super Falcons’ long-standing unbeaten record against tournament newcomers and leaving Justin Madugu’s side with little margin for error.
A victory would revive Nigeria’s quest for a record-extending 11th WAFCON title and boost their hopes of qualifying for the quarter-finals, while another defeat could leave the Super Falcons facing an early exit from the tournament for the first time in their history.
With only the top two teams in each group guaranteed quarter-final places, defeat would leave Nigeria’s qualification hopes hanging by a thread ahead of their final group game against Egypt.
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