Cameroon’s indomitable Lionesses are at the verge of harvesting yet another quarterfinal ticket at the FIFA Women’s World Cup should they defeat England Today.
Cameroon qualified to the round of 16 after a hard earned 2-1 victory against New Zealand on match day three.
The head coach of the Lionesses, Alain Djeumfa has acknowledged England is a better side but mentains his girls are set for this evening’s duel.
During a pre-match conference in Valenciennes Saturday, sensational defender Esther Johnson also promised the team would put on a good game at 4:30 pm today.
The Lionesses count on the expertise of Ajara Nchout and Gabrielle Onguene in their fourth outing of the tournament.
Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses
The 26-year-old Ajara neted in two goals to qualify Cameroon to this stage of the 2019 Women’s World Cup in France.
The Queen’s team is a better side tonight given that they have won all their three groups stage games in the ongoing Female Football show piece.
However, they are the most preferred opponent for Cameroon compared to USA and France.
This Sunday’s confrontation between Cameroon and England is reminiscence of the July 1, 1990 controversial
Men’s Quarterfinal World Cup meeting which ended 3-2 in favour of the English side.
Kesah News Service (KNS) 