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Meanwhile, Asisat Oshoala also scored on Wednesday as Barcelona defeated PSV Eindhoven 1-4 in the first leg of their round of 32 tie away at Eindhoven in the UEFA Women's Champions League. The second leg match will be played in Barcelona on December 16th.

Highlights

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEDf_o7UH9s

Oshoala Bags Hat-Trick In Barcelona Big Win Vs Valencia

Adeboye Amosu

Asisat Oshoala scored a hat-trick as Barcelona Ladies thrashed Valencia 7-0 in their their Spanish Primera Division clash on Saturday.

Oshoala scored Barcelona’s fourth , fifth and seventh goals of the game.

The Nigeria international has now scored in her last three games for the Blaugrana in all competitions.

The forward has also now hit the back of the net seven times in all competitions for Barcelona this season.

Mariona Caldenty (brace), Caroline Hansen, and Marta Torrejon scored the other goals for Barcelona.

Barcelona will host PSV Eindoven in their next game on Wednesday.

https://www.completesports.com/oshoala-bags-hat-trick-in-barcelona-big-win-vs-valencia/amp/?__twitter_impression=true


Just the goals (from Valencia's channel)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWy6-pyIr5I

Highlights

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

RedGreenBlueRGB:
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Osibanjo is not carrying bag or Bible written by hand.

Buhari swon with incomplete quran.

My response wasn't for you. It was for people that can think and they have already responded to the post.

naptu2:
GOOOOOOOAAAAAAAALLLLL DE OSHOALA!

HAT-TRICK!

Valencia 0-7 Barcelona.

GOOOOOOOAAAAAAAALLLLL DE OSHOALA!

HAT-TRICK!

naptu2:
I've been complaining about Oshoala's form recently because, although she has been scoring, she has only been scoring single goals in a game. She scored a lot of doubles and hat-tricks last season.

Well, it seems she's back because she has scored 2 goals, missed one and been brought down for a penalty so far today.

She also had a goal ruled out because she was offside.

I've been complaining about Oshoala's form recently because, although she has been scoring, she has only been scoring single goals in a game. She scored a lot of doubles and hat-tricks last season.

Well, it seems she's back because she has scored 2 goals, missed one and been brought down for a penalty so far today.

perfectsusanoo:
Omo miedema na my no 1 oo. that girl de ball like mad.
wat of ada hegerberg?

Injury. She injured her ACL earlier this year and it has kept her out of the game for months.

What is in Osinbajo's right hand? (If you can answer this question, then it should be easy to answer the question in the first post).

Asisat Oshoala listed in the UK Guardian’s list of 100 best female footballers of 2020
https://www.nairaland.com/6309732/oshoala-listed-uk-guardians-list

Meanwhile, Asisat Oshoala scored as Barcelona defeated PSV Eindhoven 1-4 in the first leg of their round of 32 tie away at Eindhoven in the UEFA Women's Champions League. The second leg match will be played in Barcelona on December 16th.


You can watch Barcelona Femeni matches on Barca TV.

Here's the full list.


1) Pernille Harder (Chelsea and Denmark).

2) Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal and the Netherlands).

3) Lucy Bronze (Manchester City and England).

4) Wendie Renard (Lyon and France).

5) Dzsenifer Marozsán (Lyon and Germany).

6) Amandine Henry (Lyon and France).

7) Sam Kerr (Chelsea and Australia).

Caroline Graham Hansen (Barcelona and Norway).

9) Julie Ertz (Chicago Red Stars and USA).

10) Delphine Cascarino (Lyon and France).

11) Saki Kumagai (Lyon and Japan).

12) Eugénie Le Sommer (Lyon and France).

13) Debinha (North Carolina Courage and Brazil).

14) Jenni Hermoso (Barcelona and Spain).

15) Sam Mewis (Manchester City and the USA).

16) Ji So-yun (Chelsea and South Korea).

17) Amel Majri (Lyon and France).

18) Lindsey Horan (Portland Thorns and the USA)

19) Alex Popp (Wolfsburg and Germany).

20) Marie-Antoinette Katoto (PSG and France).

21) Crystal Dunn (Portland Thorns and the USA).

22) Christiane Endler (PSG and Chile).

23) Alexia Putellas (Barcelona and Spain).

24) Sara Björk Gunnarsdóttir (Lyon and Iceland).

25) Magdalena Eriksson (Chelsea and Sweden).

26) Beth England (Chelsea and England).

27) Ewa Pajor (Wolfsburg and Poland).

28) Kim Little (Arsenal and Scotland).

29) Lieke Martens (Barcelona and the Netherlands).

30) Kadidiatou Diani (PSG and France).

31) Christine Sinclair (Portland Thorns and Canada).

32) Daniëlle van de Donk (Arsenal and the Netherlands).

33) Asisat Oshoala (Barcelona and Nigeria).

34) Irene Paredes (PSG and Spain).

35) Kosovare Asllani (Real Madrid and Sweden).

36) Kadeisha Buchanan (Lyon and Canada).

37) Mapi León (Barcelona and Spain).

38) Lynn Williams (North Carolina Courage and USA).

39) Maren Mjelde (Chelsea and Norway).

40) Sara Däbritz (PSG and Germany).

41) Lina Magull (Bayern Munich and Germany).

42) Steph Houghton (Manchester City and England).

43) Rachel Daly (West Ham United and England).

44) Sari van Veenendaal (PSV Eindhoven and the Netherlands).

45) Ingrid Engen (Wolfsburg and Norway).

46) Guro Reiten (Chelsea and Norway).

47) Kristie Mewis (Houston Dash and the USA).

48) Jackie Groenen (Manchester United and the Netherlands).

49) Khadija Shaw (Bordeaux and Jamaica).

50) Nadia Nadim (PSG and Denmark).

51) Caitlin Foord (Arsenal and Australia).

52) Sakina Karchaoui (Lyon and France).

53) Abby Dahlkemper (North Carolina Courage and the USA).

54) Cristiana Girelli (Juventus and Italy).

55) Lena Goessling (Wolfsburg and Germany).

56) Svenja Huth (Wolfsburg and Germany).

57) Dominique Janssen (Wolfsburg and the Netherlands).

58) Alyssa Naeher (Chicago Red Stars and the USA).

59) Jill Roord (Arsenal and the Netherlands).

60) Erin Cuthbert (Chelsea and Scotland).

61) Leah Williamson (Arsenal and England).

62) Keira Walsh (Manchester City and England).

63) Melanie Leupolz (Chelsea and Germany).

64) Caroline Seger (Rosengard and Sweden).

65) Laura Freigang (Eintracht Frankfurt and Germany).

66) Millie Bright (Chelsea and England).

67) Ann-Katrin Berger (Chelsea and Germany).

68) Ludmila (Atletico Madrid and Brazil).

69) Sofia Jakobsson (Real Madrid and Sweden).

70) Ashley Lawrence (PSG and Canada).

71) Lena Oberdorf (Wolfsburg and Germany).

72) Formiga (PSG and Brazil).

73) Sandra Paños (Barcelona and Spain).

74) Denise O'Sullivan (North Carolina Courage and Republic of Ireland).

75) Viviane Asseyi (Bayern Munich and France).

76) Ellie Carpenter (Lyon and Australia).

77) Caroline Weir (Manchester City and Scotland).

78) Nilla Fischer (Linkoping and Sweden).

79) Marta Torrejón (Barcelona and Spain).

80) Sydney Lohmann (Bayern Munich and Germany).

81) Hanna Glas (Bayern Munich and Sweden).

82) Chloe Kelly (Manchester City and England).

83) Sherida Spitse (Valerenga and the Netherlands).

84) Kumi Yokoyama (Washington Spirit and Japan).

85) Anna Anvegård (Rosengard and Sweden).

86) Jordan Nobbs (Arsenal and England).

87) Patri Guijarro (Barcelona and Spain).

88) Lia Wälti (Arsenal and Switzerland).

89) Sara Gama (Juventus and Italy).

90) Shea Groom (Houston Dash and the USA).

91) Beth Mead (Arsenal and England).

92) Natalia Kuikka (Portland Thorns and Finland).

93) Aitana Bonmatí (Barcelona and Spain).

94) Klara Bühl (Bayern Munich and Germany).

95) Grace Geyoro (PSG and France).

96) Pauline Bremer (Wolfsburg and Germany).

97) Jelena Cankovic (Rosengard and Serbia).

98) Cristiane (Santos and Brazil).

99) Pauline Hammarlund (Gothenborg and Sweden).

100) Tabitha Chawinga (Jiangsu Suning and Malawi).

Asisat Oshoala listed in the UK Guardian’s list of 100 best female footballers of 2020

Asisat Oshoala has been ranked as number 33 on the Guardian's list of 100 best female footballers of 2020. She and Malawian star, Tabitha Chawinga are the only Africans on the list. Oshoala, who was at number 86 on the 2018 list and number 55 on the 2019 list, moved up 22 places on this year's list.

In contrast, Tabitha Chawinga, who was the highest ranked African on the 2018 list at number 71, fell 24 places to number 95 on the 2019 list and has now fallen a further 5 places to number 100 on this year's list.

Pernille Harder of Chelsea and Denmark was listed as the best female player for 2020, while Vivianne Miedema of Arsenal and the Netherlands was ranked second and Lucy Bronze of Manchester City and England was ranked third.

However, I have reservations about this list. I think that it was based on reputation rather than form. Former World Best Player, Lieke Martens, was ranked above Asisat Oshoala, even though she has had a bad year by her standards. Martens was injured during the 2019 World Cup and it took some time for her to recover and find her form. She was often played out of position when she recovered, especially when Graham was injured and Martens was made to cover for her. Meanwhile Oshoala had a great year and finished as the second highest scorer in the league. Oshoala was nominated in UEFA's team of the season while Martens was not nominated.

Similarly, there are lots of other Africans that did better than Tabitha Chawinga this year. Barbra Banda was the top scorer in the Chinese League and she fired Zambia to their first-ever Olympics. Temwa Chawinga (Tabitha's sister) fired Wuhan to first Chinese title and Ajara Nchout was the top scorer/winner of the Norwegian league.

joseph1832:
those things are wrong. Very wrong and Nzeogwu wasn't the sole mastermind of the coup.

They were 5 majors who planned and carried out the coup:

Major Kaduna Nzwegwo
Major Emmanuel Ifeajuna
Major Timothy Onwatuegbu
Major Chris Anuforo
Major Adewale Ademoyega

that Nzeogwu wasn't a monster as you painted him to be. That he's a revolutionary, one Nigeria needed at that time. That the politicians of that era are as corrupt as the ones we have now. That this present politicians learnt the art (yes art) of corruption from the politicians of the 1st Republic etc.

Dude you seem not to understand who a soldier is. A soldier is a trained killer. Probably someone who has license to kill when ordered. (Depends on the situation)

It seem you're not familiar with military rules and tactics that if and when a soldier refuse to carry out an order, he or she can be shot on the spot.

As for shooting unarmed civilians, the video you posted earlier, I didn't hear Nzeogwu attesting that he shot unarmed civilians. That one sided report you posted is what attested to that.

You asked what kind of person execute an unarmed leader. Well I'll tell you The Punisher kind of person.

Cc: Naptu2.

Nzeogwu wasn't the leader of the coup. He didn't even know much of what was going on. He was only brought into the plot because they needed troops in Kaduna and he was in command of troops in Kaduna. The leader of the coup was Ifeajuna and the coup was the brain child of Ifeajuna and Captain Oji.

The only reason that people think of Nzeogwu as the leader is because the coup failed in Lagos, so there was no broadcast from Lagos. Nzeogwu waited for a broadcast from Lagos, but when he didn't hear any, he went ahead and made his own broadcast.


That coup was the biggest mistake in Nigeria's history.