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The Nigerian women's football team, the Falcons, is set to face the Banyana Banyana of South Africa in an Olympic Games qualifier this weekend. The Falcons coach, Ntiero Effiong, has warned the team not to underrate their opponents, despite their 4-0 victory over the South Africans in the female football final event of the recently concluded 9th All Africa Games. The coach emphasized the need for the team to be focused and not become complacent during the upcoming encounter.

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The Nigerian women's football team, the Falcons, is set to face the Banyana Banyana of South Africa in an Olympic Games qualifier this weekend. The Falcons coach, Ntiero Effiong, has warned the team not to underrate their opponents, despite their 4-0 victory over the South Africans in the female football final event of the recently concluded 9th All Africa Games. The coach emphasized the need for the team to be focused and not become complacent during the upcoming encounter.

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