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Akpeyi on point ![]() |
Can this line up trouble Cameroon today?
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The Super Falcons will kick start their 2020 Olympics qualification with a double-header against Algeria in August and September. And will have to play at least 6 more matches (4 rounds in total) to qualify for the Olympics. Assuming the team advances to the 5th round of qualifying, and lose both legs, they would have to play a two-legged intercontinental playoff against Chile, sometime in January and February 2020. The winner of that playoff qualifies for the Olympics. |
This would be my ideal starting 11 at the Olympics -----------------Nnadozie------------- --Ologbosere--C.Okeke---Ohale----N. Ebere---- ----------Igbinovia---Peace Efih-------- ---------------Tony Payne--------------- ---Ordega---Oshoala---U.Kanu------ The likes of Umotong and Ajibade can start from the bench. |
Dedetwo:You're spot on with regard to Onome Ebi. She is already 36, and should give way for a CB partnership of Ohale and Chidinma Okeke. But I still think Ajibade and Oshoala should continue to be part of the team. Ajibade was easily our best attacker at the WC despite playing only 45 minutes throughout the tournament. |
For the proposed 32-team WWC, I'd suggest the following slot allocation: *CAF - 5.5 UEFA - 12 CONCACAF - 4 CONMEBOL - 4 *AFC - 5.5 Oceania - 1 The last spot will be decided by an Intercontinental playoff between Africa's 5th best team and AFC's 6th best team |
We will see VAR as from the quarter-finals.... |
Lol. Infantino is proposing an expansion of the WWC to 32 teams We are going to see 8 more “Thailands” then ![]() |
Happy 4th of July everyone! |
Neimar:The Dutch team are a well-drilled side. I’ve enjoyed some of their attacking moves in the tournament, but I just think the US are 90 or 120 mins away from defending their title. |
FT: Netherlands 1-0 Sweden.. The Netherlands have now won 12 consecutive matches at both the last European championships and this World Cup It would be tough for the US against this Dutch team, but the superior athleticism of the US should give the Stars and Stripes the slight edge. |
babeosisi:We don’t know if he is a Christian |
Phew... Each member of the US Women’s national team is set to become $300,000 richer, this year, if they win the World Cup on Saturday. Can you imagine Alex Morgan would also earn close to $2million this year as well. Around $1.5 million would come from her endorsement deals. Bear in mind that her hubby plays for an MLS team - the LA Galaxy - and her earns...$67,000/year in total. |
Grundig:The offside call was extremely tight! That’s why I’ve called for an amendment to the offside rule. There has to be clear “daylight” between the attacker and the 2nd to last player on the defending team for an offside to be called. Flagging a player offside because her/his foot was 2cm ahead is bullshit!! |
Ibime:Christen Press is as tricky, if not trickier than Rapinoe. So, I’d expected Bronze to be pinned back a bit. |
Ibime:Absolutely! Their best athletic team, by a mile, in this tournament. They’re the best team that can combine athleticism with sleek technical play! But Lucy Bronze can match whatever athleticism the US forwards throw at her. After all, she’s the best fullback in the world. |
Guinea are through to the round of 16 as one of the best 3rd-places teams... |
For those suggesting a native Nigerian coach should takeover from Rohr, which Nigerian coach(es) do you have in mind? |
The two Democratic primary debate nights pulled in 15 million and 18 million viewers respectively. In fact, the Thursday night debate - which drew in 18 million viewers - is now the most-watched Democratic presidential primary debate. - The August 2015 Republican presidential debate, with 24 million viewers, is still the most-watched presidential primary debate of any party. |
Earthquake3:Lol. Balogun’s experience would be of benefit to the team. If Balogun ain’t there, then Omeruo should be there. Now, I also agree that Ndidi would be a very good addition to the team. |
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Looking forward to next year’s Olympics, assuming the Super Falcons make it, I wouldn’t want to see the likes of Chikwelu, Ayinde, Oparanozie, Nwabuoku and Faith Michael near the team. The players from the last U-20 World Cup should form the bulk of the 18-player squad, with Toni Payne, Umotong joining them. |
TheSuperNerd:Yes, I fully expect the English ladies to give the Americans a stern test! I’m looking forward to the wing battles between Lucy Bronze - the best full back in the women’s game - and Megan Rapinoe; and Nikita Parris and Crystal Dunn. If the English ladies shackle both American wingers - Rapinoe and Heath - they’d also have the unenviable task of shackling the American midfield trio of Mewis, Lavelle, and Horan/Ertz, who are clearly the best midfield trio at the tournament, to have any slight chance of winning the game. The tactical battles all over the pitch makes this game a must-watch one on Tuesday. |
I know it’s way to early, but as of now, the three overage players I’ll pick for next year’s Olympics would be Ahmed Musa, Balogun and Omeruo - based on current form. I’m also imagining what a Dream team’s attacking trio of Chukwueze, Onyekuru, and Osimhen at would do to opposing defenses in Japan next year. ![]() |
timay:If CAF insists on a June/July schedule for the AFCON, then they should be prepared to send at least $500m to the host countries (in West or North Africa) to either install retractable roofs on their stadia, or other climate control technology. Otherwise, the tournament would have to be hosted by southern African teams |
TheSuperNerd:And the Dutch went through ![]() I expect them to beat either Germany or Sweden in the semis because the Dutch are technically superior to both teams; though Sweden/German have the edge in terms of athleticism. |
The Italians have collapsed in this second half! Anytime they have some possession, they’re quickly disposed by the Dutch! |
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