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<p>The mid-African state's football federation (Feguifoot) released a statement attacking what it termed &quot;a slanderous campaign by international media&quot; after questions were raised over the sex of two of their women internationals.</p><p>The claims followed the Nzalang national team's participation in this month's women's Africa Cup of Nations (CAN).</p><p>Feguifoot media officer David Monsuy explained: &quot;They are saying that Genoveva Ayong Man and Salimata Simpaore are men. It was the press in Nigeria which started it,<a href="http://www.doudounemoncler-fr.org" target="_blank" style="text-decoration: none;">moncler</a>, with Cameroon following afterwards.&quot;</p><p>The accusations surfaced after the CAN in South Africa which was won by Nigeria who beat Equatorial Guinea 4-2 in the final - with the two finalists qualifying for next year's women's World Cup in Germany.</p><p>In its statement Feguifoot declared: &quot;The accusations of the presumed presence of two men in the Nzalang women's team are totally without foundation.&quot;</p><p>It went on to blame the claims on &quot;an inferiority complex regarding the two players&quot;.</p><p>&quot,<a href="http://www.belstaffoutletsale.org" target="_blank" style="text-decoration: none;">belstaff coats</a>;At the women's CAN in South Africa they emerged as key players, a fact that has frightened some other African women's sides,<a href="http://www.borse-gucciborse.com" target="_blank" style="text-decoration: none;">Borse Gucci 2012</a>,&quot; the statement concluded.</p><p></p>
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