From The African Women's Soccer World-The Aftermath of The AAG Qualifiers

Zimbabwe's Women's Soccer Fans Take It To The Streets

Machingura tries to work her way past Angola goalkeeper Rosa Joao 

Celebrations hit a fever pitch in Harare as the Mighty Warriors qualified to play at the Maputo All Africa Games to be held later this year. Supporters and fans of Zimbabawe's women's national soccer team took to the streets with music and dance as the celebrated the Mighty Warriors qualification.Coach Rosemary Mugadza emphasized on the fact that the Mighty Warriors will be at the All Africa Games not to make up the numbers but to challenge for honours."Our focus is now on bringing the All Africa Games trophy to Zimbabwe " said Mugadza.

One Down One More To Go- South Africa Has London 2012 on Their Mind

Banyana celebrates their qualification

Having silence the Coach of Botswana with a sublime performance in Gaborone,South Africa's Banyana Banyana have set their sights on qualifying for the 2012 London Olympics with Ethiopia being the last obstacle standing in their way but Ethiopia's Dinkinesh who knocked out a lackluster Ghana on a 2-2 goal aggregate based on the away goals rule are no push overs.

In the light of this, the South African Football Association's women's soccer committee member,Nomsa Mahlangu has pledge the association's undying support for the Banyana,“We are going to support them to do well in Mozambique and also qualify for the Olympics". As they prepare for the tasks ahead, The Banyana's technical staff member,Jerry Laka called on the team to give their all in order to  better  the record set by the class of 2003 Banyanas who won a silver medal at the All Africa Games in Nigeria.



Nigeria Lick Their Wounds After Ghana Spanking

The General Secretary of the Nigerian Football Federation, Barrister Musa Amadu, was grieved after Ghana dished out a painful loss to the Super Falcons. "It's so sad. We threw everything into this second leg to ensure that our team picked the ticket but God decreed otherwise.
"We just have to take it that way because it's all part of the game. It would have been great to have our women's team in the All-Africa Games because that would have meant one gold medal guaranteed. But it is not going to happen and we must not lose focus.
"The FIFA Women's World Cup is starting in Germany next month and we are in the final round of the qualifying race for the London Olympics. We must ensure the team is adequately prepared for the World Cup and that we don't falter in the last round of the Olympics qualifying against another tricky team like Equatorial Guinea," said Amadu.Nigeria will have to recover quickly from the Ghana defeat since Equatorial Guinea are seeking to revenge their loss to Nigeria at the 2010 African Women's Championship final.