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Cameroon thrashes USA in 2022 Women’s Military World Cup game


Cameroon women’s national military football team have defeated the United States of America.

This win was recorded during their first match at the 2022 Women’s military world cup in the USA.



They were able to secure a 2-1 win over the host country thanks to a second goal by Ebika Tabe Brenda during the second half of the game.

After the match, Mike Ndoumou, Cameroon’s team lead trainer noted that he is “…happy with this victory which was hard fought. My girls went to look for it very far, especially given we had in front of us the host country.”



He added that ” My players gave the best of themselves in the second half and respected the instructions.

It should be noted that in her previous game, the USA best Belgium 10-0. This was on the occasion of the opening ceremony of the tournament.

Cameroon will be expected to face Ireland tomorrow, Saturday, July 16, 2022.


By Amina Hilda


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