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JohnBullMySon:
he's just making a fool of himself.

semid4lyfe:
I banned him for flouting rule 8. Posting false information on Nairaland

semid4lyfe:
I banned him for flouting rule 8. Posting false information on Nairaland

semid4lyfe:
I banned him for flouting rule 8. Posting false information on Nairaland

semid4lyfe:
I banned him for flouting rule 8. Posting false information on Nairaland

GeneralDae:
So Esther Okoronkwo and Ify Onumonu can become regulars for the falcons from now on in my opinion.

semid4lyfe:
I banned him for flouting rule 8. Posting false information on Nairaland

dankorode:
Caf no try at all, next time make them pitch us with cameroun and South Africa,we go still qualify ahead of them.

GeneralDae:
So Esther Okoronkwo and Ify Onumonu can become regulars for the falcons from now on in my opinion.

naptu2:
Chiamaka Nnadozie saved an Ivorian penalty in the 33rd minute (video).

https://twitter.com/EaglesTrackerNG/status/1496527512372924430

Schemerkhiz:
I said it before now that she's dangerous.... Now you see

Our strikeforce is Loaded... All of them will have to seat up.

solonnachi:
Qualified teams for AWCON 2022 in Morocco

Morocco (Host)
Uganda
Burundi
Botswana
Senegal
Cameroon
Nigeria
Burkina Faso
Tunisia
Zambia
Togo
Algeria/South Africa

Our girls should qualify for the world cup in Australia and New Zealand 2023

carbonado:
.......S.A just qualified,how many teams from africa is going to the world cup...

Schemerkhiz:
2022 AWCON Participating teams

AFRICA have a possible 6 spot
4 direct and 2 play off
4 Semi Finalists to qualify directly to the World Cup with 2 other quarter final best loser playing an intercontinental play off against South American side to decide their spot...

Schemerkhiz:
NFF Press Release.



Nigeria qualify for 2022 Women Africa Cup of Nations



Nigeria reached the finals of this year’s Women Africa Cup of Nations Championship after the Super Falcons held out bravely to defeat hosts Lady Elephants of Cote d’Ivoire 1-0 in Abidjan on Wednesday evening. The scoreline meant an aggregate 3-0 win for the nine-time African champions.



The Ivorians threw everything into the return leg encounter at the Stade Robert Champroux but met a steely Nigerian defence and an inspired goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie who would not give an inch.



The game flowed back and forth for large swathes of the first half. Coach Randy Waldrum made two changes to the starting line-up from the first leg, bringing in midfielder Regina Otu and forward Francisca Ordega.



The lively Ordega thought she had given Nigeria the lead halfway into the first period, but the Nigerien referee ruled it out.



In the 34th minute, Nigerien referee Zouwaira Souley awarded a penalty to the homers after judging that Ashleigh Plumptre had tripped an Ivorian striker in the Nigerian area. Goalkeeper Nnadozie saved the shot, and the contact from the same player off the rebound went into side-netting.



The Super Falcons dug their feet into the ground in the second half, refusing to give the Lady Elephants any leeway. Plumptre, Captain Onome Ebi, Osinachi Ohale and Michelle Alozie all held their ground as the Elephants increased their onslaughts.



A minute to the end, Esther Okoronkwo, winning only her second cap for Nigeria, scored the back-breaker that confirmed a 3-0 aggregate win for the Super Falcons.



Victory and qualification for Morocco 2022 was sweet revenge over the Lady Elephants, who bumped the Falcons on the road to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

Schemerkhiz:
NFF Press Release.



Nigeria qualify for 2022 Women Africa Cup of Nations



Nigeria reached the finals of this year’s Women Africa Cup of Nations Championship after the Super Falcons held out bravely to defeat hosts Lady Elephants of Cote d’Ivoire 1-0 in Abidjan on Wednesday evening. The scoreline meant an aggregate 3-0 win for the nine-time African champions.



The Ivorians threw everything into the return leg encounter at the Stade Robert Champroux but met a steely Nigerian defence and an inspired goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie who would not give an inch.



The game flowed back and forth for large swathes of the first half. Coach Randy Waldrum made two changes to the starting line-up from the first leg, bringing in midfielder Regina Otu and forward Francisca Ordega.



The lively Ordega thought she had given Nigeria the lead halfway into the first period, but the Nigerien referee ruled it out.



In the 34th minute, Nigerien referee Zouwaira Souley awarded a penalty to the homers after judging that Ashleigh Plumptre had tripped an Ivorian striker in the Nigerian area. Goalkeeper Nnadozie saved the shot, and the contact from the same player off the rebound went into side-netting.



The Super Falcons dug their feet into the ground in the second half, refusing to give the Lady Elephants any leeway. Plumptre, Captain Onome Ebi, Osinachi Ohale and Michelle Alozie all held their ground as the Elephants increased their onslaughts.



A minute to the end, Esther Okoronkwo, winning only her second cap for Nigeria, scored the back-breaker that confirmed a 3-0 aggregate win for the Super Falcons.



Victory and qualification for Morocco 2022 was sweet revenge over the Lady Elephants, who bumped the Falcons on the road to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

isan:
So NFF think okoronkwo is just making her 2nd appearance ?

BascoVanVeli:
I don't think the summer series counted. Even Ifeoma called the last match her debut. As long as they didn't score then I don't think they care

GeneralDae:
All semifinalists I guess

Schemerkhiz:
Mission accomplished..Victorious Super Falcons at the airport in Abidjan waiting for their flight back home to Nigeria after picking the ticket for the country's 12th appearance in the African Women Cup of Nations.