Despite the ouster of Africa’s representatives including Nigeria’s Super Falcons, the drama and thrills of the 2023 Women’s FIFA World Cup continues as the competition reaches its crescendo.
Most African representatives started the competition on a shaky note but three of the four representatives still found their way into the round of 16.
The Netherlands defeated South Africa 2-0 and France walloped Morocco 4-0, while European champions England had to rely on a penalty shoot-out to oust the hard fighting Super Falcons of Nigeria.
The tournament has reached the semi-finals and the world soccer ruling body has unveiled a new set of balls that will be used for the stage.
Pairings for the last four has been released, Spain will confront Sweden and England will tackle co-hosts, Australia.
After suffering a shocking 2-3 loss to Nigeria, the Matildas of Australia have become a strong contender for the trophy.
This year’s Mundial will produce a new winner, as none of the remaining teams has been able to lift the trophy in the past.
Only four countries: Japan, Norway, Germany and the United States have won the Cup in the past.
