Danycrusoe:

That Run May End In The Next Round Of QualifierS And If Doesnt, It Will End Very Soon

Not in the next 10 years

terzurum5:
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Rinsola Babajide Scores Again for Millwall
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Rinsola Babajide scores again for Millwall Ladies
Nigerian forward Rinsola Babajide continued her impressive display for Millwall Ladies when she scored in a 2-1 loss to Aston Villa Ladies on Sunday night.
She has now scored five goals.
Rinsola Babjide gave the home side the lead after 25 minutes - powering home a confident finish after a sustained period of Millwall pressure before strikes from Beth Merrick and Wilkinson turned the game on its head.
The WSL 2 meeting followed a similar pattern to the same fixture last season - late drama not quite a stoppage time turnaround.
Babajide was a menace down the left flank the last time the two sides met at Sutton yet this time she played down the middle.
The Nigerian had a good chance to break the deadlock, but could not steer her effort from close range on target.
Moments later, scorer Babajide held the ball up, unleashed a strike which was clawed away by Leach - a good strike and equally impressive save.
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This girl has not stopped doing it ooooooh!
Oya oga Icon4s I beg help us hala oga Peter Dedevbo to invite this girl together with the other girl that plays for Watford Ladies FC, before bad belle people (i.e England) go come spoil show.

i believe the nff already know about her,she may be invited for the world cup

who know she may make the team like courtney dike did in canada 2014

enomakos:
i believe the nff already know about her,she may be invited for the world cup

who know she may make the team like courtney dike did in canada 2014

Just hope so

Orkpekyandega:

Just hope so

And she will be eligible for the 2018 tournament.
Just imagine what a front-three of Oshoala, Oparanozie and Rinsola would do to opposition defenses in the future.

CFCman:

Not in the next 10 years

Who ever believed our darling Super Falcons will go down so soon? Look at the way they didn't qualify for the olympics and their below performance at the just concluded AAG.
These are signals that tell you all is not well.

CFCman:

And she will be eligible for the 2018 tournament.
Just imagine what a front-three of Oshoala, Oparanozie and Rinsola would do to opposition defenses in the future.

Men! You are in the spirit. Thats what am saying. But of a truth, that Oparanozie of a girl I knew during the U-20 has really droped form seriously.

CFCman:

Not in the next 10 years

Other Female Teams Are Improving And We Might Be Shocked Soon. We Should Have Beaten Congo By Nothing Less Than Four Goals. Thats How The Falconets Have Known Do

CFCman:

And she will be eligible for the 2018 tournament.
Just imagine what a front-three of Oshoala, Oparanozie and Rinsola would do to opposition defenses in the future.

And To Think You Forgot To Add Courtney Dike, an excellent striker, Shows We May Have A Team That Has Depth And A Pool Of Talents To Choose From hopefully NFF will do d ryt thing. Chiwendu ihezuo x dia if she improves her game, and more of dem would be uncovered soon.

Orkpekyandega:

Men! You are in the spirit. Thats what am saying. But of a truth, that Oparanozie of a girl I knew during the U-20 has really droped form seriously.

She Has Played Half Of Her Career In Disguise As A Teenager, I Think She Played D Under 20 World Cup Twice So She Might Have Been Over Used By Both Club And Country Thereby Causing Fatigue. She Will Soon Hit Top Form I Believe

terzurum5:

That is why we need to look else where for more prolific strikers. It looks like the likes of Oshoalo and Courtney Dike are lacking in this present set of Falconets. The scoreline to me is not encouraging at all.
We need Rinsola Babajide of Millwall Ladies FC in this team.

Asisat Oshoala cnt feature 4 d falconets again she has passd d age limit, However Courtney Dike Can Still Be A Part

Danycrusoe:

She Has Played Half Of Her Career In Disguise As A Teenager, I Think She Played D Under 20 World Cup Twice So She Might Have Been Over Used By Both Club And Country Thereby Causing Fatigue. She Will Soon Hit Top Form I Believe

She better do ooo.
Am running out of patience with her.
Look at our forward, in those days (during their U-20 days) Francisca ordega was not near Desire Ordega but right now, her impact is felt in the team more than Oparanozie even when they come against strong opposition, same as Okobi the midfield marshal.

Danycrusoe:

Asisat Oshoala cnt feature 4 d falconets again she has passd d age limit, However Courtney Dike Can Still Be A Part

I am aware. I meant players with such killer instinct like that of Oshoalo and Dike are not that many in the present team

Orkpekyandega:

She better do ooo.
Am running out of patience with her.
Look at our forward, in those days (during their U-20 days) Francisca ordega was not near Desire Ordega but right now, her impact is felt in the team more than Oparanozie even when they come against strong opposition, same as Okobi the midfield marshal.

Right Now I Dont Know Wats Happening But TheRe Is Lack Of Competition Between The Strikesr In The Super Falcons

Danycrusoe:

Right Now I Dont Know Wats Happening But TheRe Is Lack Of Competition Between The Strikesr In The Super Falcons

It looks like the Coaches are over respecting Desire Oparanozie, if not Umutong, that girl that plays for Portsmouth FC Ladies would have done better than her. Look at Courtney Dike's commanding presence, atleast when she came in, in the dying minutes of the game. Oparanozie had all the time, but could not do any thing reasonable, she was only falling off the ball.

Danycrusoe:

Asisat Oshoala cnt feature 4 d falconets again she has passd d age limit, However Courtney Dike Can Still Be A Part

I know. What I mean is that, we don't have the kind of players with the 'killer instinct' which the likes of Oshoala and Courtney Dike had.

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Nigeria/Congo-Kinshasa: Danjuma Lauds Falconets Victory
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By Augustine Akhilomen
Interim Super Falcons coach, Christopher Danjuma, has lauded the performance of the Falconet after its 2-1 away win against DR Congo on Sunday.
Goals from Chinasa Uchendu in the 6th minute and Chiwendu Ihezuo in the 12th minute saw Nigeria record an important win in its bid for a place at the 2016 FIFA Women's World Cup.
Danjuma, who failed to qualify the Super Falcons for the Rio Olympics and also had a disastrous outing at the just concluded African Games in Congo Brazzaville, said that the team won't have any problem winning the return leg schedule for October 10 in Abuja.
The winner of the fixture will clash with the winner of the fixture between South Africa and Zambia, for a place in Papua New Guinea. Zambia hosted the two teams' first leg in Lusaka on Sunday.

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Congratulations for PNG for winning the bid to host the 2016 FIFA U-2- Women's World Cup!
Islands Business
Papua New Guinea to Host FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in 2016

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Orkpekyandega:

It looks like the Coaches are over respecting Desire Oparanozie, if not Umutong, that girl that plays for Portsmouth FC Ladies would have done better than her. Look at Courtney Dike's commanding presence, atleast when she came in, in the dying minutes of the game. Oparanozie had all the time, but could not do any thing reasonable, she was only falling off the ball.

The Coaches Dont "Trust" Those Players Brought In From Abroad. The Reason For This I Guess Is Because African Teams Rely On Power And Pace, Therefore The Coaches May Think They Dont Have The Strength For African Football Thereby Limiting Their Play Time. But To Me DIKE looks Strong Enough To Handle That, Am Not Sure About Umutong

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I can be Nigeria’s next super star, says Ihezuo
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The Falconets forward has made her intentions known of carving a niche for herself at next year’s Fifa Women’s U20 World Cup in Papua-Guinea
Nigeria U20 women team striker Chinwendu Ihezuo has expressed her intentions of becoming a force to be reckoned with at the 2016 Fifa U20 Women's World Cup.
The 18-year-old who was second highest goal scorer at the 2012 Fifa U17 Women’s World Cup was on target for the Falconets as they caged DR Congo 2-1 on Sunday and believes she can emulate Asisat Oshoala’s feat in Papua-Guinea.
"By a grace of God, I want to be another Oshoala in Papua-Guinea next year," Ihezuo toldGoal.
"I want to take after her and continuing from where she stopped in Canada next year. I've been working hard on my game and scoring ability.
"It is my dream to win more awards and also be the next star in women football. Nigerians should expect more goals from me. I promise to put more efforts and hard work in making sure I keep scoring goals," she aspired.
Meanwhile, the Pelican Stars striker attributed her team’s victory in Kinshasa to fitness and strict adherence to the coaches’ instructions.
"We won due to our hard work,” she continued. “Though, it was not easy because the team we played against are very strong. We were very fit for the game and were able to outplay them.
"We were under no pressure at all except for the many home fans who attended the game were shouting but we never allowed that to distract us at all. Our coach told us to remain calm and play our game."
On her goal, she said: "I knew I was going to score. In every game, I have desire to score and so it was no surprise at all when the opportunity came that I took it,” she concluded.
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Ihezuo has been a flop so far. she has failed to live up to expectations since scoring seven goals in Azerbaijan 2012She Have To Step Up Her Game

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Nigeria/Congo-Kinshasa: Falconets Coach, Dedevbo Writes Off Congo
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Falconets head coach, Peter Dedevbo has said DR Congo have come to the end of the road in the 2016 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Chile.
The Nigerian campaigners pulled a 2-1 win against the Central African side in last Sunday's first leg qualifying fixture in Kinshasa. The reverse fixture will hold next week at the Abuja National Stadium.
Dedevbo said the Congolese opponents would have been pummeled with goals if not the tedious trip to Kinshasa.
"The clash in Kinshasa was not really tough, the Congolese opponents were largely a fair side.
"Fatigue as a result of the tedious trip affected us badly, I still commend the players for rising up to the occasion to achieve the heartwarming result.
"However, I believe they have come to the end of their campaign in the 2016 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup.
"Of course, we will beat them on our home ground next week in Abuja, I do not know what the scoreline will be but they will be thoroughly beaten, " said the Delta Queens coach to supersport.com
The winners of both fixtures will confront the aggregate winners of the clash between South Africa and Zambia for a spot at the World Cup.
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Danycrusoe:
Ihezuo has been a flop so far. she has failed to live up to expectations since scoring seven goals in Azerbaijan 2012She Have To Step Up Her Game

You are on point. I even expected her to be in Super falcons by now.

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FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup Jordan 2016
Jordan 2016 official emblem unveiled
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The Local Organising Committee of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Jordan 2016 has unveiled the official emblem for the upcoming tournament. With Jordan hosting the event in 2016, the logo was designed to reflect the kingdom’s most iconic symbols.
The reveal took place during the Soccerex Asian Forum 2015’s two-day activities at the lowest point on earth, the Dead Sea. The U-17 Women's World Cup’s official emblem was launched by HRH Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein President of the Jordan Football Association (JFA), President of the West Asian Football Federation (WAFF) and Vice President of FIFA.
The official emblem resembles the overall shape of the unique FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Trophy, working as a canvas to showcase the visual aspects of the Jordanian culture and art. A number of traditional items can be identified, like the distinctive pattern of the Jordanian scarf, the Hatta, and a Pan Arabic colour scheme, while a star taken from the national flag shines bright from the top of the emblem. Jordan’s national flower, the black iris, sits above the base of the emblem, symbolising the evolving character of FIFA’s youth tournament. Altogether, the visual keys form an iconic brand mark for the tournament and appeal to a wider, international audience.
"We are excited to have launched the tournament’s official emblem declaring Jordan as the host country of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Jordan 2016," said Salah Sabra, LOC Chairman. "We are very proud to be accommodating such a globally acclaimed sports event that is highly anticipated by organisers, fans and audiences alike. Moreover, we are confident that the enthusiasm and support demonstrated by the Jordanian people, who are well known for their hospitality and passion for football, will positively contribute towards the overall success of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup and will reaffirm Jordan's ability to host renowned international sport events."
In turn, LOC CEO, Samar Nassar, stated: “The FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup official emblem embodies Jordan’s rich culture and represents the Kingdom’s unique spirit, history, heritage and authenticity of its people. By hosting the tournament, we are creating an ongoing legacy for women’s football and Jordanian football as a whole, particularly given the tournament’s promising launch. Despite being formed just ten years ago, our national women's football team’s great potential and ambition have spurred it towards achieving multiple local and regional accomplishments and successes. We are confident that hosting the U-17 Women's World Cup will serve as motivation for our female Jordanian players and will help us uncover many hidden athletic talents."
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FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup
Nigerian referees selected for qualifiers
By Steve Dede
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The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) confirmed that Uloma Nwogu will be the referee, with other Nigerian assistants
Nigerian women referees have been appointed to take officiate the 2016 FIFA Under-20 Women’s World Cup qualifying match between Burkina Faso and Ethiopia in Ouagadougou on Saturday October 3.
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) confirmed that Uloma Nwogu will be the referee, with Hulda Nwokocha as first assistant and Mimisen Iyorhe as second assistant.
Another Nigerian Folusho Ajayi will be the reserve referee.
The match was rescheduled following a failed coup in Burkina Faso, but calm has since returned to the country.
The game is the third round, first leg of the race to the 2016 FIFA Under-20 Women’s World Cup in Papua New Guinea.
The winner of the fixture between Burkina Faso and Ethiopia will clash with the winner between Equatorial Guinea and Ghana, while the winner between Nigeria and DR Congo will confront the winner between Zambia and South Africa.
Two countries will represent Africa at the finals.
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Ethiopia Women National Team During a Past Match BBC
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The 2016 FIFA Under-20 Women World Cup qualifier pitting hosts Burkina Faso and Ethiopia has been postponed from Saturday 3 October.
The changes have been effected by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) due to the unstable political situation in Burkina Faso. The exact date of the match will be communicated in due course.
Two teams
The winner of the two-legged encounter will face either Equatorial Guinea or Ghana in the third round of qualifiers with only two slots up for grabs to represent Africa at the final tournament in Papua New Guinea.
The 2016 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup will be the eighth edition of the biennial tournament.
In other second round fixtures, Equatorial Guinea lost by a solitary goal to Ghana in the first leg as did DR Congo going down 1 – 2 to Nigeria while Zambia and South Africa settled for a barren draw in matches played on the weekend of September 26 - 27.
Independence
Meanwhile, Burkina Faso’s men national team lost 2 – 3 to Ethiopia in a friendly match played on Wednesday 30 September to mark the country’s 49th independence celebrations.
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Orkpekyandega:

You are on point. I even expected her to be in Super falcons by now.

I Thought She Made The Initial List For The World Cup, And Wasn't She At The AWC in namibia

Danycrusoe:

I Thought She Made The Initial List For The World Cup, And Wasn't She At The AWC in namibia

She made the preliminary squads for both African Women Championship and the FIFA Women World Cup, but failed to make the final squad for both tournaments.
Falcons Coach Name AWC Squad

By Izuchukwu Okosi:
Nigeria’s women national team coach Edwin Okon has named his squad for the African Women Championship to be held in Namibia between October 11-25, 2014.
The squad announced on Monday afternoon have old war horses, Perpetua Nkwocha, Stella Mbachu, Esther Sunday, Cecilia Nku, Gloria Iroka, Precious Dede and Francisca Ordega amongst others.
The Super Falcons will begin their campaign in Namibia with a game against Cote d’ Ivoireon October 11. The Falcons will on October 14 play against Zambia before rounding off their group games with a date against the hosts on October 17.
The Falcons won the first seven African championships and through 2011 lost only five games to African competition. Equatorial Guinea are the current African champions.
Falcons Squad list for the AWC:
GOALKEEPERS
Precious Dede (Ibom Queens)
Ibubeleye White (Rivers Angels)
Christy Ohieriaku ( Oshogbo Queens)
DEFENDERS
Osinachi Ohale (Houston Dash,United States)
Josephine Chukwunonye (Rivers Angels)
Gloria Ofoegbu (Rivers Angels)
Onome Ebi ( FK Minsk,Belarus)
Ngozi Ebere (Rivers Angels)
Ugochi Njoku ( Rivers Angels)
MIDFIELDERS
Evelyn Nwabuokn (Rivers Angels)
Onyinyechi Ohadugha (Rivers Angels)
Gloria Iroka (Rivers Angels)
Cecilia Nku (Rivers Angels)
Ayinde Halimat (Delta Queens)
Ngozi Okobi (Delta Queens)
FORWARDS
Desire Oparanozie (En Avent Guingamp,France )
Perpetua Nkwocha (Sunana SK,Sweden)
Esther Sunday (FK Minsk,Belarus)
Asisat Oshoala (Rivers Angels)
Stella Mbachu (Rivers Angels)
Francisca Ordega (Pitea IFF,Sweden)
www.completesportsnigeria.com/falcons-coach-name-awc-squad/

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Nigeria-Born Aluko Leads Chelsea to League Trophy
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Nigerian born English player, Eniola Aluko made history with Chelsea Ladies as they recorded an emphatic victory over Sunderland and were crowned FA Women's Super League champions this evening (Sunday).
Ji So-Yun opened the scoring after just seven minutes before Fran Kirby added a brace in the second half to secure a remarkable league and FA Women's Cup double for the girls. The title win came exactly 23 days to the day since Chelsea Ladies played their first ever game.
Chelsea Ladies boss, Emma Hayes named an unchanged starting side from the one that comfortably beat Liverpool 4-0 a week previously. Hedvig Lindahl, with three clean sheets in her last four games, started in goal protected by a back four of Hannah Blundell, Niamh Fahey, Gilly Flaherty and Claire Rafferty.
Ji led the line up front supported by Kirby, Eni Aluko and Gemma Davison, while captain Katie Chapman partnered Drew Spence in midfield.
The Blues started the game with the destiny of the FA WSL 1 title in their own hands and they used that authority in the title race to their advantage early on as they made a strong start. Flaherty brought a routine stop from Hilde-Gunn Olsen in the Sunderland goal following Spence's free-kick from the left, and Chapman almost got on the end of a lovely forward pass from Ji but was let down by a heavy first touch.
The hosts were soon ahead in the game as Ji netted her 10th goal of the campaign after seven minutes. Aluko used her explosive pace to escape down the left flank and delivered a perfect low centre for the supporting South Korean, who cushioned a composed side-footed finish inside the far post.
Sunderland responded as Rachel Furness fired wide from a decent central position, however the league leaders continue to attack with pace and confidence as the half wore on. Ji combined intricately with Kirby and aimed for the far top corner with a curling effort that flew narrowly over, before Davison fired similarly off-target having cut infield from the right.
Hayes's side continued to control proceedings and fashion opportunities as they searched for a two-goal buffer. Kirby missed the target by inches with a clipped finish over the onrushing Olsen after Ji's pass had ricocheted fortunately into her path, before Tori Williams's powerful pass back had her goalkeeper scrambling to make sure it didn't roll in for an own goal.
In the final action of note in the first half, Aluko moved into space and whistled a drive inches wide from 25 yards out as the Blues went in to the break a goal ahead and in control.
The game restarted in a slightly more open fashion than Hayes might have liked, with Sunderland going close to a leveller within a couple of minutes as Bethany Mead escaped in behind. The striker, who netted a hat-trick against Chelsea in the fixture earlier in the season, opened her body expertly but could not place her shot on target.
Down the other end, Flaherty's header from a left-sided corner rebounded back off the far post, while Aluko's ferocious effort from the edge of the box was palmed away by Olsen. Lindahl gathered Emma Kelly's header before Chelsea netted twice in six minutes to storm into the title race driving seat.
The quick-fire double came courtesy of Kirby, though the prodigious forward had Davison to thank for her first as the tricky winger advanced down the right again and supplied a teasing cross which Kirby converted sliding in at the back post.
Moments later, it was 3-0 as Kirby roamed in from the right flank and unleashed a swerving strike that flew past Olsen and into the far corner. It was her seventh goal in eight games since signing from Reading in the summer.
Hayes's side had been solid at the back in recent weeks and demonstrated that defensive solidity again in the second half, with Lindahl dealing comfortably with a series of high balls into the box and those in front protecting her ably. At the other end of the field, Aluko seemed intent on adding her name to the scoresheet as she brought a good save from Olsen down low to the right.
Lindahl raced off her line to thwart Mead following a rare mistake by Fahey before the Swedish international was replaced for the final eight minutes by Marie Hourihan, the goalkeeper who broke her collarbone in a horrible injury on the final day of last season.
There was still time for late drama as we added a fourth goal to give the scoreline an empathic look, Davison exchanging a neat one-two with Kirby before slotting inside the far post. It capped a historic day for the Chelsea Ladies, who celebrated on the Wheatsheaf Park field in front of a record 2,710 crowd which included first team captain John Terry.
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Chile 2016 Qualifier: Glo Charges Falconets To Beat Congo
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Sponsor of Nigeria’s national football teams, Globacom, has asked the junior national women team, Falconets, to complete the job they started in Congo a fortnight ago as they lock horns with their Congolese counterparts this weekend in Abuja.
LEADERSHIP Sports recall that two quick goals from Chinaza Uchendu and Chinwendu Ihezuo saw the Falconets defeat the Congolese 2-1 in a Chile 2016 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup qualifying match in Kinshasa a fortnight ago.
Globacom, in a press statement released in Lagos on Tuesday, said: “It is expected that the Congolese will come out fighting, but the Falconets must show their class by beating them comprehensively in Abuja.
“We also share in Coach Peter Dedevbo’s belief that his girls would beat Congo DR again. We also want the Falconets to remain focused, so that they would secure outright victory and progress to the final stage,” the statement added.
Glo also urged the Falconets’ handlers not to rest on their oars and guard against any surprise that the visitors may spring in the encounter.
The winners of both fixtures will lock horns with the aggregate winner of the clash between South Africa and Zambia for a spot at the 2016 Under-20 Women World Cup holding in Chile.
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