The Super Falcons who played all of their three group games in the capital city of Rabat will on Thursday, July 14, face the Indomitable Lionesses in an anticipated crunch quarter-final contest after both finished as runners-up in their groups with 6 points and 5, respectively.
The stakes are undoubtedly high for Thursday's match because each of the four semifinalists will be guaranteed an automatic qualification to the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand next year.
"But we have never missed the World Cup and we won’t start now. Our eyes are fully focused on Australia & New Zealand, and then we can start talking about the trophy.”
Cameroun have not lost any game in the competition, playing two draws in their first two games before beating Tunisia 2-0 in their last game.
