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Icon4s:
After una close una border to them
It's pay back time

lolz...

Wetin dey do gtv na.... they have changed it to civ vs Zambia o

Wetin dey do gtv na.... they have changed it to civ vs Zambia o

confirmed! !!
Gtv will air the Nigeria match

andrewbaba44:
Bring a good gk no mean say you go be good gk coach o
Na so dem use dey take job ?

ok

safarigirl:
Carl Ikeme's job that they still haven't given him?

Enyeama cannot work with NFF. He will have Oliseh troubles.

Really? I thought Ikeme 's job is to scout o.
Anyway NFF dey get problem.

darkelf:
He will surely do better than the mediocre we currently have in Alloy Agu. He has even made me dislike the name "Alloy"

Why am I angry these days. This is unlike me

Lolz.. cool down bro. Always think of the bright side

andrewbaba44:
Galatasaray agrees a loan deal with a 27 million euros buyout clause for onyekuru

January move?

Eartquake1:
Enyeama turns up for SE training

can't he just take up a job as GK coach. His experience will aid our young goalkeepers

Eartquake1:
Against who?

Lolz... no mind them jare .

BascoVanVeli:
GTV is what I wish NTA was like. As long as their country is involved they are there and not just football but other sports. Still they show rallies and what not. I don't know what our problem is

In fact ,not only when their country is involved. They always air every CAF football competition. They sometimes air World cups too.

Abusule007:
Gustav and the likes would be very happy now
Ghana has done the lord's work

he is not a Ghanaian

Eartquake1:
Stones starts over Tomori for England

Disgraceful

. Lolz... I bet if given the chance, he will probably have a rethink

elyte89:
Meanwhile @mostob...d Ghanaians might just qualify Mali 0-ghana 1,egy 2 cmr 1 game still on

chai Cameroon! now 2 - 0.

FT, Cameroon crashes out while Ghana advance. football can be crazy sometimes. I sincerely wish, hope and pray we don't mess up tomorrow p

Kbs468:
MALI U 23 0 : 0 GHANA U 23


EGYPT U 23 1 : 1 CAMEROON U 23
Half time

Thanks for the UPDATE. as it stands now, Goodbye Ghana

Make una manage this. Iwobi ball small o.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ui1J_-FaX2o

Schemerkhiz:
There have been but she want a top Club probably from the Swedish, Spanish or the WSL in England

ok

Curtisaxel7:
It's not for free.

Actually, NFF has an agreement with Roma for Roma to hype the SE. What Roma is getting in exchange I don't know, perhaps NFF is giving them some of our taxpayer's money.

what?! sorry I don't believe this. That is too cheap

benitochakone:
Honestly the Malian are playing good, organised soccer. I hope GTV airs our match tomorrow as against CIV VS ZAMBIA

That is my prayer too. They should air our match o.

U23 AFCON Mali 0 - o Ghana...
Mali dey ball o, e dey pain me sey dem no go qualify. our brother's doing what they know how to do best.... jam-body football.

Roma dey famZ naija sha.

DrKlever:
share your email address let me send it directly. He sent it to me via WhatsApp.

abeg ...help me too ..Lolz
oluwatobimoses1@gmail.com

charlesemeka85:
Villarreal winger Samuel Chukwueze is reportedly a target for Premier League side Bournemouth, with the Cherries' manager Eddie Howe sending his main scout to monitor the Nigerian international in action. Chukwueze has caught the eye in La Liga since making his debut in 2018.


Villarreal have been in excellent form so far this year, with Samuel Chukwueze scoring 2 goals in 8 games so far in the domestic league. The Nigerian winger, who stands at just 5 foot 8, came through the ranks at Villarreal's B side but prior to that played in his homeland for the Diamond Football Academy.

The player has been compared to Arjen Robben in recent months and has also been a member of UEFA.com's top 50 to watch this season, whilst the Nigerian FA named the player as the young player of the year in 2017/18 season.

It is understood that Bournemouth will have to pay up to £40 million to secure a move for Chukwueze and that the Nigerian could be signed as a possible replacement for Ryan Fraser, who has been linked with a shock move to Man Utd in recent months

. Bournemouth will surely give him the needed exposure but I want him to join a team with ambition. It is high time our players too start winning silverware.

darkelf:
I believe that today's match would stimulate a probe by the EFCC into their activities

which EFCC? EFCC is the headquarters of corruption nowadays

Schemerkhiz:
FROM FRENCH MISHAP TO MOROCCAN GLORY: THE METEORIC RISE OF CHIAMAKA NNADOZIE
opera.com
It was the second group game of the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup in France and the Super Falcons needed to win against South Korea to keep hopes of qualification alive. The destiny of the country rested on the shoulders of a young lady - young and unheralded!
Coach Thomas Dennerby opted to change his goalkeeper for that game, following the poor showing from the first match. So in came Chiamaka Cynthia Nnadozie for Tochukwu Oluehi, all Rivers Angels products.
While many were skeptical and pessimistic about that change, few who have seen her play for her club Rivers Angels, were very confident in the abilities of this young lady - the youngest ever goalkeeper to keep a clean sheet in the history of the FIFA Women’s World Cup, an 18-year-old!
And what a way to announce your arrival to the world. Do you know that saying about opportunities and a prepared mind? Yes, yes... That one! Nnadozie produced amazing saves in that game, so much that the commentators were in awe.
But how did a young lady - who was only second choice at her club - have so much in her to take on such a task right in front of not just Nigerians but the whole world?
Just a few months earlier, Nnadozie had played in the 2018 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup where she started all four games Nigeria played, as the first choice goalkeeper, receiving the Player of the Match award for her impressive performance against Haiti.
Shortly after, she got called into the senior women’s national team for the 2018 Africa Women’s Cup of Nations in Ghana where she had to make do with being on the bench for first choice Tochukwu Oluehi.
In a chat with Opera News, Nnadozie attributes her “success” at the Senior Women’s World Cup to the exposure she got while playing with the junior team in France.
“Being in both World Cups felt very good. I learned a lot from the Junior World Cup and it gave me the encouragement and confidence that I needed, even though the senior World Cup exposed me to the world,” she said.
Following Nigeria’s defeat to Norway, the Super Falcons needed to break the jinx of not making it to the second round of the World Cup since 1999, making the game against South Korea a very crucial one. The young Nnadozie who was in goal during the Falcons’ 8-0 friendly loss to France in April, made crucial saves in the victory against South Korea to endear herself to many.
Nnadozie’s World Cup appearance was not without the controversial moments, owing to the new rules and the introduction of Video Assistant Referee (VAR). In the final group game against the host nation France, the young shot-stopper held her own against the ferocious French attack for about 75 minutes until the penalty incident. Wendie Renard missed her kick, but VAR replay showed Nnadozie breached the new rule which says goalkeepers must have at least one foot on the line.
When asked about the VAR situation, Chiamaka said: “I knew about the new rules and regulations, but it just happened that way”.
Just before the World Cup in France, Chiamaka was named the goalkeeper of the tournament as the Falcons won the 2019 WAFU Women’s Cup In Côté D'Ivoire. The Super Falcons defeated their Ivorien counterparts on penalties with Chiamaka saving 2, something that was fast becoming her trademark, as with every other Rivers Angels’ goalkeeper.
There was more to come out of 2019 for this young goalkeeper.
Fast forward to August, in the finals of the Women’s football event at the African Games in Rabat, Morocco, in the face of stiff opposition from fans of Cameroon, Nnadozie again saved 3 successive penalties to hand Nigeria her third African Games title, sending the handful of Nigerian fans at the Stade Boubker Amman Stadium into wild jubilations.
“After the game, when it ended in Penalty kicks, I encouraged myself and my teammates. It was my first time at the African Games, and it could be my last, so I had to give all I had within me and it ended well,” she said.
Nnadozie returned to club football with her club Rivers Angels, a team she joined in 2016. Despite playing second fiddle to Tochukwu Oluehi, she has won 4 league titles and the most recent at the Nigeria Women Premier League Super Four tournament in Lagos where she made multiple saves to deny Confluence Queens.
While some of her colleagues at the World Cup have seen moves to bigger clubs outside the country, the mega-deal is yet to come for this brilliant goalkeeper. That may be because there is a low demand for goalkeepers in leagues abroad but that will not deter Chiamaka Nnadozie who says in the next 5 years, she sees herself playing in one of the biggest clubs in Europe.
2019 has been one to remember for this young lady, best in her career so far. But what a difference 12 months can make in the life of an individual - The story of Chiamaka Nnadozie.
And with many years ahead of her, the story has only just begun.

By Blessing Fowowe
Follow Blessing Fowowe on Twitter: @blessingfowowe

Am still surprised no foreign club has come for her

simiife:
Hmm,whosoever did dis to Nigeria, my God wee judge you,I don't want to know the kind of power you are using,the God I serve wee judge you *wipes tears*

After trekking the entire duration of the first half,looking for viewing center to watch the match, I couldn't find any,it was then those idiots decided to give us electricity.I went home since I had read earlier that AIT will show the match.

I got home, switched on the TV,tuned in to AIT,then I started seeing something that looks like kogi state election campaign,i decided to watch like that,due to the love I have Nigeria.

I settled on the couch, grabbed the remote and increased the volume, the commentary sounded the exact way my principal usually sound whenever he's telling those jargons tells us every morning during assembly, I felt pain watching that match.


We have a long way to go in Nigeria *wipes tears again*

Commentator: Super eagles 2,Nigeria 1

LMAO . sorry bro

somehow:
But we have hosted multiple tournaments even when NTA was worse than this.

ok.. it was pun intended though

Danielnino00:
NTA won't be the ones to broadcast the matches if we do win the hosting right.
Even if they do,it would be up to standard. .

When we hosted the u-17 world cup in 2009, the federal government purchased world class broadcasting equipments for NTA ..those equipment are still at their station. .

OK.

andrewbaba44:
Its just to put things right

Abi you wan tell me say we never host world cup before?

toorh ...make we Sidon dey observe o

timay:
Oga calm down. If we are to host any world cup,no be NTA go help us broadcast the matches. FiFA has their own media unit that does that.

Our own is to provide stadium facilities for them.

. yea ..I know. just saying.

Can't just stop laughing.... is this how we want to host U20 WW ? make dem no try am o. FIFA will just ban naija for life ni.

OMANBALA1:
Surprisingly, the goalie impressed me. I was very impressed, really impressed. That's definitely one to look out for.

yea ...he is good. The two goals he conceded so far, I was impressed with the way he tried to at least save it.