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The Final Match
In a tightly contested final on Sunday, Cameroon edged Malawi to secure the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title—the first in the nation’s history.[1][2]
A Decade‑Long Quest Meets Destiny
The Lionesses, who had previously failed to qualify for the tournament, had lost on their last three appearances in the final match, all to 10‑time champions Nigeria. Their victory marks an end to that streak.[1][2]
Celebrations Across Cameroon
Across the country, fans and officials poured into the streets, celebrating the national team's first continental triumph.[1][2]
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