Market Value for the top20 Premier Ibedradola Players... Though some top players where miss but it's still a nice list...

Schemerkhiz:
Market Value for the top20 Premier Ibedradola Players... Though some top players where miss but it's still a nice list...

.....i do not understand, is this per season?

What to know about Cameroon's Indomitable Lionesses
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Teams Profile: Cameroon

Nickname: Indomitable Lionesses

FIFA RANKING: 52

HOW THEY QUALIFIED:

The Indomitable Lionesses subdued zonal neighbours Central African Republic 3-0 on aggregate in the first round last October. They went on the cruise past the Gambia 10-1 on aggregate to ensure their perfect qualification feat.

First Round: Central African Republic 0-1 Cameroon (0-2)

Second Round: Cameroon 8-0 Gambia (2-1)

PREPARATIONS: The Indomitable Lionesses are expected to embark on a closed camp abroad, with Spain one of the possible countries as they bid to win their first African title.

Gabriel Zabo - ABC
COACH: Gabriel Zabo

The former Stade Renard and Avion Academy handler took over from Alain Djeumfa in 2021. Having qualified the 2016 WAFCON hosts to a 12th finals, he atoned for the Lionesses' poor outing at the Aisha Buhari Cup on his first task and will now seek to guide them to a maiden continental glory in July.

KEY PLAYERS:

Cameroon Players
Gabrielle Aboudi Onguene

She is considered one of the best Africans in Europe. The CSKA Moscow striker celebrated her 100th appearance for the Russian giants this season and her experience will be handy for the Lionesses. As team captain, Onguene will have to lead her teammates to the much-desired success.The 2016 WAFCON best player, is the one who scored the winner in Cameroon's 2-1 win in the Gambia to confirm their 12th ticket.

Ajara Nchout Njoya

The 29-year-old Inter Milan striker has regained her scoring boots since arriving in Italy last October, scoring seven goals so far this season. The 2019 African Women's Player of the Year runners-up, who scored twice in the qualifiers will be eager to power her nation to the title. Ajara is one of the top players in the squad especially after her prowess at the 2019 FIFA World Cup where her lavish goal against New Zealand qualified the country for the knockout stages.

Falone Meffometou Tcheno

Falone, 31, is a safe bet for Cameroon. The defender who joined the national team in 2011 took part in major football events with Indomitable Lionesses. In 2016, she was part of Cameroon team runners up in their home soil, and bronze medalists in 2018 in Ghana. The FC Fleury 91 player in France will once again want to show the palette of her talent and why not raise Cameroon to the roof of Africa?

Teams Profile: Botswana

Nickname: The Mares

FIFA RANKING: 154

HOW THEY QUALIFIED:

The Mares brushed aside COSAFA rivals Angola 7-1 on aggregate in the first round before clinching their maiden qualification on away goals rule after a 3-3 aggregate score against Zimbabwe.

PREPARATIONS:

Botswana have began preparation domestically for the WAFCON finals, having held their one of their series of camps from April 2 to 14. The 2020 COSAFA finalists are relying mostly on domestic players, especially from Double Action to excel at the continent showpiece.

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COACH: Gaoletlhoo Nkutlwisang

The former Double Action captain has long been supervising the remodeling of the Mares as coach and validated her credentials with the team's historic qualification to the WAFCON finals, where she will hope to make another mark.

KEY PLAYERS:

Botswana Players
Lesego Radiakanyo

The Double Action midfielder played a crucial role in the team's qualification campaign, scoring four goals in four matches. The 22-year-old is clearly one to keep an eye out for when the Mares take to the continent in July.
Thuto Ramafifi

The 30-year-old, fondly called Queen of Goals, scored the winner at home when the Mares pipped Angola 2-0. The former Double Action and New Endeavours striker, who is on a scholarship in the US, will be poised to bring her exposure and experience to bear at the WAFCON finals.

Refilwe Tholakele

The Mares striker has consistently provided a good leadership in almost a decade and being a huge bargain in the attack. The 26-year-old, also made her mark during the qualifiers, scoring three goals in four matches and her presence will be a valuable asset for Botswana in Morocco.

What to know about Uganda's Crested Cranes
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Teams Profile: Uganda

Nickname: Crested Cranes

FIFA RANKING: 157

HOW THEY QUALIFIED:

The Crested Cranes began their journey against their CECAFA rival Ethiopia in the qualification tournament. The Ugandans survived a first-round scare, beating Ethiopia on penalties in Bahir Dar after they had their first leg 2-0 lead canceled in the second leg six days later. In the second round, they confirmed their return to the continent after 22 years of absence after receiving a walkover through Kenya's withdrawal.

First Round - Uganda 2-0 Ethiopia (0-2) (2-1 APK)

Second Round - Uganda 3-0 Kenya (Withdrawal)

PREPARATIONS:

The Cranes are scheduled to announce their provisional squad and begin camping activities for the finals on May 2, 2022. With the FUFA Women's Super League in progress, coach George Lutalo will be monitoring the top performers in the top-flight season as they gear up for the women's showpiece.

George Lutalo
COACH: George Lutalo

Lutalo, who handles Uganda Premier League side Onduparaka replaced erstwhile tactician Faridah Bulega as the head coach of the Crested Cranes in September 2021. He began his reign at the 2021 Cosafa Women's Cup, where they narrowed missed a semi-final spot despite finishing Group C runners-up. A few weeks later, he guided them past neighbours, Ethiopia in the first round before sealing the ticket thanks to the withdrawal of Kenya. The former Tooro United coach is now saddle with the task of supervising the Cranes' glory hunt in Morocco.

KEY PLAYERS

Uganda Players
Ruth Aturo

The former Kawempe Muslim FC and UCU Lady Cardinals goalkeeper have seen her domestic exploits earn her a maiden professional deal with the Finnish side FC KTP Kotka in March.

The 26-year-old, who won four league titles and the country's best goalkeeper prize twice will bring her leadership qualities and good form to bear for the Crested Cranes on the continent.

Fauzia Najjemba

The former Kampala Queens FC joined Kazakhstan champions BIIK Kazygurt, where she instantly hit the ground running, winning the Kazakhstan Women’s Cup in April. The 18-year-old, who won 2021 FUFA Female Player of the Year scored the winner in the first round home triumph over Ethiopia and is one of the youngsters to be relied upon by George Lutalo's side.

Nambi Viola

The 26-year-old joined earlier this year Austrian side FC Dornbirn Ladies. Viola, who previously played in Sweden's Vaxjo DFF, is well known for her speed, skills and clinical display in the front of goal. The 2012 FIFA Women's Super League champion with St Mary’s Kitende will be a huge addition to Lutalo's set-up in the competition

What to know about the Swallows of Burundi
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Teams Profile: Burundi

Nickname: Swallows

FIFA RANKING: NR

HOW THEY QUALIFIED:

The Swallows started their incredible journey to the continent, with a 6-0 first round thrashing of Eritrea on aggregate last October. They followed up their fine start with a convincing second round 11-1 bashing of Djibouti to ean a maiden ticket.

First Round: Eritrea 0-5 Burundi (0-1)

Second Round: Burundi 6-1 Djibouti (5-0)

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COACH: Gustave Niyonkuru

Niyonkuru has been overseeing the transition of women's players, from the U20s to the senior level since 2019. Having guided the team to a historic WAFCON berth, his next task will be leading the nation to a maiden success.

KEY PLAYERS:

Burundi Players
Joelle Bukuru

The midfielder starred for Swallows at the 2019 CECAFA Senior Women's Challenge Cup, where they finished fourth. The 23-year-old, who curently championing Simba's title hunt in Tanzania, will be one of the Burundians to keep an eye out for at the 12-nation event.

Rukiya Bizimana

The Etoile Du Matin forward was a huge bargain during the qualifying series, notably scoring four goals in two-legged triumphs over Djibouti in February. Her scoring expliots will offer huge prospect for debutant East African nation.

What to know about Zambia's Copper Queens
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Teams Profile: Zambia

Nickname: Copper Queens

FIFA RANKING: 103

HOW THEY QUALIFIED:

Zambia squeezed past COSAFA rivals Malawi 4-3 on aggregate to reach the second round stage. The Tokyo 2020 Olympic campaigners went on to edge another COSAFA neighbour Namibia on away goals rule to clinch their second consecutive and third qualification ticket after a 1-1 draw on aggregate.

First Round: Malawi 1-1 Zambia (2-3)

Second Round: Zambia 0-0 Namibia (1-1)

PREPARATIONS:

The 2018 WAFCON semi finalists commenced preparation with a local camp two weeks ago, with local friendly between an All Stars and the Rest ending in a barren draw. They have regroup again for a two-match series against WAFCON debutants and neighbours, Botswana on April 29 and May 2.

Bruce Mwape Zambia Women coach
COACH: Bruce Mwape

After 2014 debut, the Copper Queens made a return to continent football under the watch of Mwape in 2018 and a year later, he led them to a first ever COSAFA Women's Cup final. In 2020, he guided the team to a maiden Olympic qualification and now is hoping to surpass his 2018 semifinals feat in a bid to make another history, clinching a first ever Women's World Cup ticket.

KEY PLAYERS:

Zambia Players
Barbra Banda

Banda won the Chinese Women's Super League topscorer with 18 goals for Shanghai Shengli on her first season in 2020. Earlier, she inspired Zambia to a first ever Olympic qualification, upsetting Cameroon. A year later, she made indelible marks at the Tokyo Olympics, where she became first female player in Olympics history to score back-to-back hat tricks and the first to score two hat tricks in one tournament.

Grace Chanda
The attacking midfielder finished as topscorer in the African qualifiers for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, scoring eight goals. A year later, she scooped the FAZ Women's National League Best Player of the Season Award and the Top Scorer of the Year Award, scoring 35 goals in 26 games. In February, her exploits earned her professional contract with Kazakhstan champions BIIK Kazykurt, where she has made an instant mark, winning the Women's Cup.

Hazel Nali

The former Green Buffaloes shot stopper is making a mark in Europe since her move abroad in 2020. The Zambia first choice goalkeeper enjoyed a fine season at Hapoel Be'er Sheva in Israel last season and is currently on the books of Turkish side Fatih Vatanspor, where she has kept at least four clean sheets this season. Her good form and experience playing in Europe will be a huge benefits to Zambia at the women's championship

What to know about South Africa's Banyana Banyana
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Teams Profile: South Africa

Nickname: Banyana Banyana

FIFA RANKING: 57

HOW THEY QUALIFIED:

Banyana Banyana made a perfect start to their journey with a 12-0 aggregate thrashing of COSAFA counterparts Mozambique in October. Five months later, they edged North African side Algeria 3-1 on aggregate to nick their 12th qualification ticket.

First Round: Mozambique 0-7 South Africa (0-5)

Second Round: South Africa 2-0 Algeria (1-1)

PREPARATIONS:

The four-time runners-up began preparation for the finals, with a friendly against the Netherlands in April. Despite losing 5-1 to the European champions, they exposed some domestic players and will converge again in June for the finals

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COACH: Desiree Ellis

The 59-year-old made history in 2018 when she guided Banyana Banyana to their fourth WAFCON final and the Women's World Cup for the first time. The two-time CAF Women's Coach of the Year will set her sights on breaking the African title jinx, after beating Nigeria to win the 2021 Aisah Buhari Cup.

KEY PLAYERS

South Africa Players
Janine Van Wyk

The 35-year-old is the most capped South Africa player, with over 170 appearances with the country. She is back as a player-coach at her owned club JVW FC, having left Scottish side Glasgow City. With two silvers in six WAFCONs, Van Wyk will now aim to provide the much-needed leadership to win the first title on her seventh appearance.

Thembi Kgatlana

The 25-year-old enjoyed a breakthrough tournament at the Ghana 2018 TotalEnergies WAFCON where she won the Player of the Tournament and Topscorer awards. The 2018 African Women's Player of the Year also made history as she scored Banyana Banyana's first goal at the Women's World Cup. The Atletico Madrid striker will aim to replicate her 2018 form in Banyana's maiden African crown hunt.

Jermaine Seoposenwe

Seoposenwe is one of Banyana Banyana's best performers abroad following her exploits with Sporting Braga this season. The 28-year-old has been influential in Braga's Portuguese Women's League Cup triumph and Women's Cup semifinal finish, scoring eight goals and providing five assists. Despite her three-year absence from Banyana's fold, her superb puts her in good stead to inspire the COSAFA giants.

What to know about Tunisia's Carthage Eagles
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Teams Profile: Tunisia

Nickname: Carthage Eagles

FIFA RANKING: 72

HOW THEY QUALIFIED:

The Carthage Eagles put up a convincing display over two legs to cruise past neighbours Egypt in the first round before they silenced two-time winners Equatorial Guinea to realise their long sought return to the continent since 2008.

First Round - Egypt 2-6 Tunisia (0-1)

Second Round - Tunisia 5-0 Equatorial Guinea (2-3)

PREPARATIONS:

The Tunisians suffered a mere preparation setback in April after their botched two-match friendly with WAFCON finalists Togo. However, they are scheduled to begin final build up in June when most players abroad are back home.

COACH: Samir Landolsi

Landolsi was behind the Cartharge Eagles' qualification to their maiden tournament in 2008. And the former UAE handler, who is on his fourth stint in charge since his return in 2021, has achieved a similar feat and will now be poise to guide them past the group stage for the first time on second attempt.

KEY PLAYERS:

Tunisia Players
Mariem Houij

The 27-year-old striker finished as the joint-topscorer with six goals during the 2022 TotalEnergies WAFCON qualifying series. The Tunisian is the leading topscorer in the Turkish topflight, with 26 goals for ALG Spor. Following her expliots at club and country, she is no doubt one of the top stars to watch

Ella Kaabachi

The France based striker is another experienced leg in the fold of the Tunisian. Kaabachia, who currently plays for French topflight side Soyaux was one of the North Africans' top performers during the qualifiers, scoring three goals. She can be relied upon to inspire the Cartharge Eagles to continental success.

Sabrine Louzi

The 24-year-old forward is on the books of the Netherlands' Eredivisie outfit Excelsior, scoring six goals so far this season. She was outstand during qualifying campaign, scoring thrice and can be looked on to deliver goals in the finals.

What to know about the Ladies Sparrowhawks of Togo
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Teams Profile: Togo

Nickname: The Ladies Sparrowhawks

FIFA RANKING: 115

HOW THEY QUALIFIED:The Ladies Sparrowhawks eased past Sao Tome and Principe thanks to a resounding 5-0 first leg triumph before the Island nation withdrawal. The Togolese went on to overcome Gabon in the second round, beginning a 2-1 first leg win in Lome before repeating the same feat in Libreville to earn their maiden ticket.

First Round - Sao Tome and Principe 0-5 Togo (Withdrew second leg)

Second Round - Togo 2-1 Gabon (2-1)

PREPARATIONS:After a botched friendly with Tunisia, the Togolese concluded the first phase of a two-week local preparations on April 24. The next phase will feature the foreign based stars and will be held in a yet-to-be decided North African nation.

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COACH: Kai Tomety

The former international turned coach has been overseeing the growth of the women's team in the past decade. After several failed attempts, Tomety has justified the confidence reposed in her, guiding the team to a first ever WAFCON and will now be anxious to upset all odds in Morocco.

KEY PLAYERS:

Togo Players
Nathalie Badate

The Togolese captain has remained a shining light for the team with a fifteen years active spell. The Friends of the World star legend was rewarded for her expliots with a professional contract by French club Tarascon FC. The 31-year-old's leadership acumen will come good for the Sparrowhawks on the continent.

Sabine Woedikou

The 27-year-old striker is one of the superstars in the Togolese side following her expliots in France with second tier side Yzeure. The former AJ Auxerre star powered her current side to a historic French Coupe de France final. In the qualifying series, her presence ensured the team's historic qualification and she will certainly be a promising feature for the Sparrowhawks at the finals.

Odette Gnimtegma

The midfielder is making her mark in the Moroccan topflight with Raja Ain Harrouda and her experience playing abroad has improved the ranks of Togo. The 23-year-old's good form was a plus for the Togolese side as she scored four goals during the qualifiers, including the late winner against Gabon in Lome.

carbonado:
.....i do not understand, is this per season?

Their Currently Market value this season

Schemerkhiz:


Their Currently Market value this season

... Ok... I get..

Schemerkhiz:
What to know about Cameroon's Indomitable Lionesses
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Teams Profile: Cameroon

Nickname: Indomitable Lionesses

FIFA RANKING: 52

HOW THEY QUALIFIED:

The Indomitable Lionesses subdued zonal neighbours Central African Republic 3-0 on aggregate in the first round last October. They went on the cruise past the Gambia 10-1 on aggregate to ensure their perfect qualification feat.

First Round: Central African Republic 0-1 Cameroon (0-2)

Second Round: Cameroon 8-0 Gambia (2-1)

PREPARATIONS: The Indomitable Lionesses are expected to embark on a closed camp abroad, with Spain one of the possible countries as they bid to win their first African title.

Gabriel Zabo - ABC
COACH: Gabriel Zabo

The former Stade Renard and Avion Academy handler took over from Alain Djeumfa in 2021. Having qualified the 2016 WAFCON hosts to a 12th finals, he atoned for the Lionesses' poor outing at the Aisha Buhari Cup on his first task and will now seek to guide them to a maiden continental glory in July.

KEY PLAYERS:

Cameroon Players
Gabrielle Aboudi Onguene

She is considered one of the best Africans in Europe. The CSKA Moscow striker celebrated her 100th appearance for the Russian giants this season and her experience will be handy for the Lionesses. As team captain, Onguene will have to lead her teammates to the much-desired success.The 2016 WAFCON best player, is the one who scored the winner in Cameroon's 2-1 win in the Gambia to confirm their 12th ticket.

Ajara Nchout Njoya

The 29-year-old Inter Milan striker has regained her scoring boots since arriving in Italy last October, scoring seven goals so far this season. The 2019 African Women's Player of the Year runners-up, who scored twice in the qualifiers will be eager to power her nation to the title. Ajara is one of the top players in the squad especially after her prowess at the 2019 FIFA World Cup where her lavish goal against New Zealand qualified the country for the knockout stages.

Falone Meffometou Tcheno

Falone, 31, is a safe bet for Cameroon. The defender who joined the national team in 2011 took part in major football events with Indomitable Lionesses. In 2016, she was part of Cameroon team runners up in their home soil, and bronze medalists in 2018 in Ghana. The FC Fleury 91 player in France will once again want to show the palette of her talent and why not raise Cameroon to the roof of Africa?

One of their players is in Gotham Estelle I think

FIFA U20 Women's World Cup Draw May 5


Look the photo below for the various pots..

marvin906:




One of their players is in Gotham Estelle I think

Yeah, She's a good Center Back too. She hasn't been given a call up of recent but hopefully for the tournament proper Cameroon will invite all their best legs..

Schemerkhiz:
FIFA U20 Women's World Cup Draw May 5


Look the photo below for the various pots..

The “easiest” group for Naija would be: Costa Rica, Nigeria, New Zealand and Colombia.

Toughest draw: Japan, Nigeria, Brazil, Netherlands

Did a quick breakdown of the 3 big events this weekend



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFEUCqj1GnQ

Sabi Midfielder

Catch up with the AWCON draw live on YouTube...
9:30pm



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSab1Nzl6-Y

DSTV CHANNEL 209

Group C
Nigeria
South Africa
Burundi
Botswana

Nigeria and SA will be the star match of the group stage, and both teams should advance to the quarter finals

Nigeria gets South Africa, Burundi and Botswana in group C

well well, we meet again...

Group A
�� Morocco
�� Burkina faso
�� Senegal
�� Uganda


Group B
�� Cameroon
�� Zambia
�� Tunisia
�� Togo


Group C

�� Nigeria
�� South Africa
�� Burundi
�� Botswana

Deltamani:
Group A
�� Morocco
�� Burkina faso
�� Senegal
�� Uganda


Group B
�� Cameroon
�� Zambia
�� Tunisia
�� Togo


Group C

�� Nigeria
�� South Africa
�� Burundi
�� Botswana

Is there a group of death? At a glance one could argue Group B is the group of death while group A looks too easy for the host.

Deltamani:
Group A �� Morocco �� Burkina faso �� Senegal �� Uganda

Group B �� Cameroon �� Zambia �� Tunisia �� Togo

Group C
�� Nigeria �� South Africa �� Burundi �� Botswana

the quarter final will be
Nigeria south Africa Zambia camerron morroco Senegal
best looser :- Togo burkina faso

It's a good thing the Falcons get to meet this SA team in the group stages. This means they'll not meet in the quarters or semis right?


Coz na that team be the number one stumbling block to the la decima...

Alfryd:


the quarter final will be

Nigeria
south Africa
Zambia
camerron
morroco
Senegal

best looser :-
Togo
burkina faso

Remove Togo
Tunisia is very strong too,

Group of Death is Group C followed by group B

Currently Botswana is the 3rd Strongest team from the Southern region, Burundi the Cry baby

Alfryd:


the quarter final will be

Nigeria
south Africa
Zambia
camerron
morroco
Senegal

best looser :-
Togo
burkina faso

Group A is a balance group but Morocco will comfortably win it, while the rest 3 can match themselves closely..

justicechichex:
It's a good thing the Falcons get to meet this SA team in the group stages. This means they'll not meet in the quarters or semis right?


Coz na that team be the number one stumbling block to the la decima...

Top 2 in each group qualifies alongside two best third-placed teams.

I suppose for knockout pairings:
A1 - B3/C3
A2 - B1
B2 - C2
C1 - A3/B3

Deltamani:


Top 2 in each group qualifies alongside two best third-placed teams.

I suppose for knockout pairings:
A1 - B3/C3
A2 - B1
B2 - C2
C1 - A3/B3

Okay, so it means the falcons might not meet them unless both teams qualifies for the finals..