WAFCON 2022: SUPER FALCONS PUT ON HIGH ALERT BY ENGLAND BASED BURUNDI STAR

Forward of Burundi’s debut on the Ladies’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) scheduled to begin on Saturday in Morocco, England-based striker Falone Sumaili stated the Swallows are assured they will match Nigeria’s Tremendous Falcons and different established groups within the match

The Swallows would face document nine-times winners and defending champions Nigeria, final match’s finalist Bayana Bayana of South Africa and fellow debutants The Mares of Botswana in Group C.
Burundi certified for a spot in Morocco by beating Djibouti 11-1 on combination within the second spherical of the play-offs.
“I see it as a possibility as a result of we now have a uncommon likelihood of enjoying in opposition to very skilled sides,” Sumaili, who performs for Huddersfield City, advised BBC Sport Africa in a current interview.

“We’ll acquire new expertise as gamers, and for the coach too. However it is usually a possibility for us to showcase our qualities, what we’re able to as a crew.“We’re assured we are able to do nice.”

In the meantime, former Tremendous Falcons goalkeeper Rachael Ayegba has been named amongst a few of Africa most celebrated former soccer stars within the ladies’s recreation to be a part of the CAF TV commentary and evaluation line-up in Morocco for the TotalEnergies Ladies’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) which begins on Saturday.

Ayegba, who was a part of the Falcons contingent to the 2007 FIFA Ladies’s World Cup, in addition to the 2006 and 2008 African Ladies’s Championships, might be a part of the build-ups and commentary crew for all matches which incorporates famend former Indomitable Lionesses’ captain Christine Manie (Cameroon), former Banyana Banyana (South Africa) captain Amanda Dlamini and former Carthage Eagles (Tunisia) Haifa Guedri.

The 36-year-old, who performed in Finland’s ladies prime flight for 11 years, and others will type a stellar on-site commentary and evaluation crew that might be a primary within the historical past of the WAFCON