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WAFU B WCL: Ampem Darkoa Ladies beat Edo Queens in final replay to qualify for CAF Women’s Champions League

MyJoyOnline's headline. Reported by MyJoyOnline, Vanguard.

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What MyJoyOnline reported

The two teams faced each other to play the extra time of the final after the Confederation of African Football nullified results from the penalty shootouts after they met in Burkina Faso last month.

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WAFU B WCL: Ampem Darkoa Ladies beat Edo Queens in final replay to qualify for CAF Women’s Champions League. The two teams faced each other to play the extra time of the final after the Confederation of African Football nullified results from the penalty shootouts after they met in Burkina Faso last month. Covered by 2 publications. MyJoyOnline: WAFU B WCL: Ampem Darkoa Ladies beat Edo Queens in final replay to qualify for CAF Women’s Champions League. Vanguard: Edo Queens miss CAF Women’s Champions League after controversial WAFU-B final replay.

Who is covering it

  1. MyJoyOnline Ghana WAFU B WCL: Ampem Darkoa Ladies beat Edo Queens in final replay to qualify for CAF Women’s Champions League The two teams faced each other to play the extra time of the final after the Confederation of African Football nullified results from the penalty shootouts after they met in Burkina Faso last month. 29 Oct · Tier 3
  2. Vanguard Nigeria Edo Queens miss CAF Women’s Champions League after controversial WAFU-B final replay However, CAF later nullified the result after ruling that the match officials had wrongly proceeded directly to penalties without playing the mandatory 30 minutes of extra time. 29 Oct · Tier 3

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