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Women's AFCON: South Africa Dominates Mali to Secure Quarterfinal Spot

Women's AFCON: South Africa Dominates Mali to Secure Quarterfinal Spot
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Sports July 15, 2025 04:00

oujda, berkane - South Africa's impressive 4-0 victory over Mali at the Women's Africa Cup of Nations secures them a spot in the quarterfinals against Senegal. Ghana also advances after beating Tanzania.

South Africa Cruises into Quarterfinals by Dominating Mali

Defending champions South Africa delivered a stellar performance in a 4-0 win against Mali, securing their place in the Women's Africa Cup of Nations quarterfinals where they will face Senegal. Ghana also progressed after defeating Tanzania.

Strong Start for South Africa

South Africa's Lebohang Ramalepe opened the scoring in the fifth minute, followed by a remarkable free-kick goal from Refiloe Jane. Hildah Magaia and Ronnel Donnelly added to the tally, sealing a convincing victory.

Impressive Performance by Ghana

Ghana secured their quarterfinal spot by defeating Tanzania 4-1. Despite Tanzania's equalizer, Ghana regrouped with goals from Alice Kusi, Evelyn Badu, and Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah.

Upcoming Quarterfinal Matches

The quarterfinal matchups include Mali against hosts Morocco, Ghana facing Algeria, Nigeria playing Zambia, and South Africa meeting Senegal in a highly anticipated clash.

Standout Players

Refiloe Jane's exceptional free-kick and Lebo Ramalepe's consistent performance earned them recognition as the Moment of the Day and Player of the Day, respectively.

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