Malawi defeats Ghana, qualifies for first Women's World Cup
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Malawi's women's national football team made history by defeating Ghana two to one in the quarter-finals of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations, securing their first-ever spot in the FIFA Women's World Cup. Rose Kadzere scored the decisive goal in the seventy-ninth minute, following an equalizer from Temwa Chawinga after Ghana initially took the lead. This victory also means Malawi will face Algeria in the semi-finals. Algeria also qualified for their first Women's World Cup by beating Ivory Coast two to one, while Morocco edged out South Africa two to one to secure their place. Cameroon shocked Nigeria with a one-nil victory, ending Nigeria's hopes of automatic qualification for the World Cup. Nigeria will now face South Africa in a playoff for a chance to qualify. Football Association of Malawi president Fleetwood Haiya praised the team's achievement, stating, "Football transformation is on track!" The semi-finals of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations are set for Wednesday, August twelfth.
WHO:
Malawi's women's national football team
Ghana's women's national football team
Rose Kadzere
Temwa Chawinga
Algeria's women's national football team
Ivory Coast's women's national football team
Morocco's women's national football team
South Africa's women's national football team
Cameroon’s women's national football team
Nigeria's women's national football team
Fleetwood Haiya
WHAT:
Malawi defeated Ghana two to one
Malawi secured their first-ever spot in the FIFA Women's World Cup
Rose Kadzere scored the decisive goal
Temwa Chawinga scored an equalizer
Malawi will face Algeria in the semi-finals
Algeria qualified for their first Women's World Cup by beating Ivory Coast two to one
Morocco edged out South Africa two to one
Cameroon defeated Nigeria one to nil
Nigeria will face South Africa in a playoff
WHERE:
Women's Africa Cup of Nations
WHEN:
Semi-finals are set for Wednesday, August twelfth
WHY:
Malawi's victory secured their first-ever spot in the FIFA Women's World Cup
HOW:
By defeating Ghana in the quarter-finals