African Teams Secure Women's World Cup Qualification
Four African nations, including Malawi and Algeria, have secured their places in the Women's World Cup, with Cameroon notably eliminating defending champions Nigeria. Nigeria will now face South Africa in a play-off for a World Cup spot.
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