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The two losers of the semifinals will look to regain some pride in Casablanca and ensure the other team returns home empty-handed
Nigeria will aim to end their time in Morocco on a high when they meet Zambia on Friday, July 22, in the third place match of the 2022 CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.
Both teams were victims of controversial refereeing decisions in their semifinal losses and will target winning the bronze medal in this clash as some consolation.
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They have a big fight ahead of them for that 4th place, and if they want to, they have to win games like this.
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It’s terrible that some people are just lost. No matter what is happening in Nigeria, I will never trade my town in the Delta for London or any other country in the world because home is where I belong.