African champions, Equatorial Guinea will launch their campaign for a place at the 7th CAF Women’s Championship, South Africa 2010, against Namibia in Windhoek this weekend.
The holders, who drew a bye at the prelims, will face the Female Brave Warriors, 3-2 winners over Angola at the initial stages.
Head coach Clémentine Touré will be relying on playmaker Gennoveva Anonma of German club, USV Jena amongst others to record an impressive outing against the Namibians.
Five-time African champions, the Super Eagles of Nigeria will be away in Abidjan as guests of their Ivorian counterparts, just as the Ghana’s Black Queens, who trek Dakar to face the Teranga Lionesses of Senegal.
In Conakry, Guinea will face their toughest competition yet in the qualifying series against Mali. The Lady Sylis eased past Sierra Leone 4-3 on aggregate at the preliminaries and will be hoping to add the Malians to their list of victims.
Tanzania will host Eritrea ion Dar-es-Salaam whilst DR Congo clash with Cameroon in Kinshasa.
In Algiers, the Lady Fennecs will battle it out with their Tunisian counterparts.
The second leg matches are billed for the weekend of June 4-6 with the winners after both legs joining hosts South Africa for the finals slated for October.
The holders, who drew a bye at the prelims, will face the Female Brave Warriors, 3-2 winners over Angola at the initial stages.
Head coach Clémentine Touré will be relying on playmaker Gennoveva Anonma of German club, USV Jena amongst others to record an impressive outing against the Namibians.
Five-time African champions, the Super Eagles of Nigeria will be away in Abidjan as guests of their Ivorian counterparts, just as the Ghana’s Black Queens, who trek Dakar to face the Teranga Lionesses of Senegal.
In Conakry, Guinea will face their toughest competition yet in the qualifying series against Mali. The Lady Sylis eased past Sierra Leone 4-3 on aggregate at the preliminaries and will be hoping to add the Malians to their list of victims.
Tanzania will host Eritrea ion Dar-es-Salaam whilst DR Congo clash with Cameroon in Kinshasa.
In Algiers, the Lady Fennecs will battle it out with their Tunisian counterparts.
The second leg matches are billed for the weekend of June 4-6 with the winners after both legs joining hosts South Africa for the finals slated for October.
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