Malawi head coach Lovemore Fazili says his team’s 3–2 victory over Nigeria at WAFCON is evidence the Scorchers can compete at the tournament level. Speaking in Rabat at Al Madina Stadium, Fazili describes the result as a “shock win” and credits Malawi’s disciplined, resilient approach to taking the match. Both outlets report that returning Tabitha and Temwa Chawinga play a major role in the turnaround, with Tabitha scoring once and Themwa scoring twice. The win comes against Nigeria’s Super Falcons, who are described as the defending champions, and is framed as Malawi’s opening fixture. Fazili highlights the team’s fearlessness and togetherness as factors in securing the late or dramatic outcome, while praising the players for following the game plan. Overall, the coverage aligns on the final score, the significance of the opponent, and the goalscorers’ contributions.