Why are there so few African players in the WSL?
"Malawi's magical route to the Wafcon final ensured they will play in the Women's World Cup for the first time next year, alongside champions Cameroon, and semi-finalists Algeria and Morocco.
Speaking to BBC's World Service following their final defeat by Cameroon, the Malawi captain said: "It's really the best.
Nnadozie, who notably became the first African goalkeeper to be shortlisted for the Women's Ballon d'Or award, joined Brighton last year.
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