Waldrum Reveals the Secret That Will Help Nigeria Beat Cameroon in Quarterfinal Battle

• Super Falcons of Nigeria will on Thursday night, 14 July, face Cameroon in the AWCON 2022 quarterfinal game
• Randy Waldrum has claimed that his wards will take the encounter serious so as to qualify for the World Cup
• Nigeria will be missing the service of Barcelona striker Asisat Oshoala who got injured and out of the tournament

Randy Waldrum who is the coach of the Super Falcons of Nigeria has made it clear that his players must be at the top of their games for them to be able to beat Cameroon.

Super Falcons who are the holders of the African Women Cup of Nations title will on Thursday night, 14 July, face Cameroon in the quarterfinal battle in Morocco.

In history, the Super Falcons of Nigeria have never lost against Cameroon in the AWCON and Randy Waldrum is optimistic that his wards can get the job done.

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What is the importance of winning this match?

The team that wins this match will get the ticket to appear in next year's World Cup as only four teams will represent Africa.

According to the report on Complete Sports, Randy Waldrum explained that his players will respect Cameroon in the encounter.

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“It doesn’t matter now if we have more wins or they have more wins. What we experienced in the qualifiers have really helped us.

“The history of Nigeria in this competition is not going to help us. We have to win it on merit, based on the work we put in at the end of the day.

“We have a very tough task of getting to this tournament. We played against a good Ghanaian side and Ivory Coast as well.

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“Nothing has been easy for us. We take a difficult path and we will be ready to do that again.”

Hosts Morocco defeats Botswana comfortably in 2022 Women's Africa Cup of Nations quarterfinal

Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how hosts Morocco advanced to the semifinals of the 2022 Women's Africa Cup of Nations.

Despite a tight-looking 2-1 victory over a game Botswana, their quarterfinal win was a relatively comfortable one.

They will now take on African women's football's rising giants Zambia in the first semifinal next Monday.

The other semifinal fixture will be decided after Cameroon and Nigeria, and South Africa and Tunisia collide later tonight in the remaining quarterfinals.