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Edo Queens Resume Training Ahead 2026 CAF Women’s Champions League

Reigning WAFU-B champions, Edo Queens FC, will resume training today, Wednesday, September 23, as preparations begin in earnest for the 2026 CAF Women’s Champions League scheduled to hold in South

Edo Queens FC, the reigning champions of the WAFU-B league, are set to recommence training on Wednesday, September 23, as they gear up for the upcoming 2026 CAF Women’s Champions League. Scheduled to take place in South Africa in October/November, the Nigerian team will be aiming to carry their recent regional success into the continental competition.

Media Officer Ojieva Ehiosun stated that the team had taken a two-week break after securing the WAFU-B title in Burkina Faso. The Benin City-based side will return to the training ground with a focus on enhancing their fitness, tactical organization, and overall readiness for the challenge ahead.

Edo Queens are aware that their upcoming match against South Africa will be a significant test, and they are expected to commit themselves fully to intensive preparations. Head Coach Moses Aduku, who had been away for national team duties during the WAFU-B campaign, has returned to the team and is ready to take charge as they prepare for the major task.

The CAF Women’s Champions League is fast approaching, and the Queens will be looking to build upon their regional triumphs, hoping to bring their winning momentum to South Africa.

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