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Dimitri Lipoff backs Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses

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Dimitri Lipoff backs Cameroon’s Indomitable LionessesFédération Royale Marocaine de Football · CC BY-SA 4.0

Dimitri Lipoff, coordinator of Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses, met the squad after their visit to the Unity Palace. He praised the players’ work and rejected allegations of cheating surrounding their campaign, according to comments reported in the article.

Dimitri Lipoff, coordinator of Cameroon’s women’s team, praised the Indomitable Lionesses’ state of mind after their visit to the Unity Palace. “If we achieved this performance, it was for Cameroon but also for the Head of State,” said the French coach.

The coordinator described the group’s unity as a key to its success. He spoke of a “healthy atmosphere with a great deal of sharing and love”, while highlighting the players’ professionalism and determination. They were recently honoured at a celebration of the Indomitable Lionesses.

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