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Balogun came clutch with that 3! |
We had to wait till the final to witness the team’s best two-point and three-point shooting conversions 😁 |
Realsufi:I’m using the Courtside1891 site. You have to pay $7 though |
Halftime Nigeria 43-31 Senegal Nigeria leads in two-point shooting (59%), and three point FG (55%) |
End of 1st quarter Nigeria 19-10 Senegal Nigeria are 56% from the 2-point zone and 33% from the three-point zone |
Either way, I hope Arike had acquired a Nigerian passport before she turned 16, as that would make her solidly eligible for Naija. But if she only did so after turning 16, then she would be deemed by FIBA to be a “naturalized player” and FIBA only permits one naturalized player per roster at their tournaments. So, it then comes down to the discretionary power of the FIBA General-Secretary to approve her switch to Naija if it would be “in the interest of the development of the game in Nigeria”. Moreover, I’m not sure about the status of the appeal that Nneka and Chiney Ogwumike, and Elizabeth lodged with the CAS with regards to their eligibility |
daveP:Na FIFA wetin dem wan achieve 🥹 |
MSGAMBLE9:Yeah.. She should better make the switch now, as she has been part of various USWNT camps for the past 6 years without being selected to a WC or Olympics rooster |
Nigeria Air will reportedly start operations in October 2023 with 12 leased Boeing airplanes, per Bloomberg… |
Safe to say Spain are thru to the quarter finals |
Coach Wakama is the FIRST female coach to lead a team to the Women’s Afrobasket final |
Match officials for Nigeria v England
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Deltamani:Ann Chiejine should be the next in line after serving as an assistant for a decade😁, with Terry as her assistant |
Assuming all these prospective players receive clearance from FIFA or are actually integrated into the team, competition for spots on the Olympic squad would be the fiercest in Naija history. |
The Senegalese ladies shooting 52% two-point field goals should be a big concern |
Confirmed: it’s Nigeria v Senegal in the final, which tips off at 5pm on Saturday |
@lovewins You raised poignant points. However Nneka Ogwumike is already 33, so like Macaulay, she may not be all that helpful to the future of the team. I doubt whether Arike is interested since she has been hustling to be part of the US team. Maybe she would express interest if she is overlooked for the umpteenth by the US coaches. Michaela and Queen are more likely that Arike to switch to Naija |
starstaz:Yea, I’m especially looking forward to the return of Promise, Akhator, Macaulay and Nyingifa! Promise would solve the ball-handling issue easily |
Word from a reliable source is that some England and US-born players are expressing interest in being a part of the Super Falcons… |
CAF should start off negotiating for 6 guaranteed slots, with one slot taken away from Asia. Then if there is too much opposition to the original offer, CAF should not settle for less than 5 guaranteed slots. |
Yes! D’Tigress are thru to the final They actually surprised me by shooting 46% from the three-point zone |
23-0 was never really in doubt ![]() |
OasisX:I was wrong cos Maryam Shetty, at 33, from Kano is actually the youngest |
At the age of 36, Dr Betta Edu will be the youngest ever minister in Nigeria’s 4th Republic. She is Harvard certified and was the immediate former Commissioner for Health in Cross River |
Deltamani:Perfect |
Odogwujayy:It should be 5 confirmed slots for Africa for the 2027 World Cup. |
Imagine scoring 8 goals in the group stage, yet crashing out at the group stage! Football can be cruel. BTW, Germany are the highest ever ranked side to be eliminated at the group stage. |
Confirmed! First time ever that THREE African teams are advancing to the knockout rounds at a Men’s or women’s World Cup!!!! |
Morocco have done it!! They are now the lowest ever ranked side to advance to the WWC knockout rounds!! |
If Morocco pull it off, we would have a new record for number of African teams (three) to advance to the knockout round at a single senior women’s or men’s World Cup! |
lovewins:Yea. The same thing that happened to our U-20 team at the 2016 u-20 World Cup May repeat itself. That team was eliminated at the group stage largely because they lost 0-6 to Japan, which badly affected their goal difference. |
lovewins:Reason why I don’t want Onumonu to start that game cos she ain’t as quick as the other forwards. Besides, even if the team resorts to crosses, Kanu would still thrive because she is only 2 inches shorter than Onumonu (5’8”, and 5’10”), and has a decent aerial ability |
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