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Chidinma Okeke have been in Nigeria for Sometime now... |
Roosa Ariyo.... Let's see what next season have for us..
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The rain won't stop the training.... Big 9
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Here's the game full Clip... But commentary is in Spanish. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekqcIWmMjOw
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BascoVanVeli:She had an excellent performance yesterday, I was really impressed if not over impressed... The issue here is not about appreciating what they have upfront but about our own Player getting better so she can at least Compete for the best individual awards... If Asisat Oshoala can be converting most of those chances I bet there's no way she wouldn't be in top3 strikers in the World... The likes of Samantha Kerr, Vivian Miedema, Ada Hegerberg, Anthionette Katoto are not that better than Oshoala they just convert most of the chances they get if not Asisat Oshoala have advantage over them like her Speed and Strength, The way Oshoala presses her opposition defenders is far ahead of the rest, she needs to be more clinical that's all.. As a Striker what matters most is Scoring goals..
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BascoVanVeli:I decided to go through the comments sections of the yesterday Cup game Full game videos and highlights.. Behold, most of them keep saying Asisat Oshoala is good, She has the strength, Speed and presses very well but her First touches and finishing is still not there yet... She really needs to work on her finishing and her first touch, with that she will be able to convert at least 70% to 80% of the chances gets... |
BascoVanVeli:It's the Semi Final,the final is this coming Sunday against Sporting Huelva.. Highlights https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rs0IGUH5FZs |
Super Falcons goalkeeper wins top award in French Women’s league 21-year old goalkeeper was recognised for her excellent season with Paris FC in the French Women’s League Super Falcons goalkeeper, Chiamaka Nnadozie has been awarded with the Bruno Martini Award for Goalkeeping Revelation of the Season in French women’s football. The French Association of Professional Football Goalkeeper Coaches awarded the Paris FC goalkeeper for her excellent performance in the league. She helped Paris FC finish third in the league, as the capital team also qualified for a place in next season’s UEFA Women’s Champions League. The award is voted for by other goalkeepers, professional football goalkeeper coaches, and members of the goalkeeper coaches’ association. Nnadozie was nominated alongside Stade de Reims goalkeeper, Emily Alvarado and Issy GPS goalkeeper, Colette Morche. The goalkeeper was elated with her recognition in the award given by the AEGB and thanked the association and her club for the laurel. “I want to use this opportunity to say a big thank you to the AEGB Football Association France, for this great award. A special thanks to Paris FV, you guys made it possible.” It was Nnadozie’s second nomination and she has now won one of them. She was also selected as one of the best five goalkeepers in the French Women’s league by UNFP, Ligue 1 organisers but missed out on the biggest prize. Nnadozie has been invited to the Super Falcons ahead of the camping for the Women African Cup of Nations. Asisat Oshoala also selected her as her favourite Super Falcons goalkeeper and described her as “a very good goalkeeper” in a FIFA Plus TV interview.
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It's an end here between the Nigeria Superfalcon team and their Game Video Analyst... The AWCON is around the Corner hope Coach Randy Waldrum gets another one... Maybe a better one
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Let's see how it goes...
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Patricia George says goodbye to SC Sand....
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Maclean's Chinonyerem in Action Live.... Those of you talking down the Polish Women League can as well watch to see if it's really that low, average or up to standard.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rhqc2IVxnjI |
BascoVanVeli:What an excellent cross from her to Ana Crnogorčević but she couldn't finish it up.. She gave similar cross to Monday Gift during the Aisha Buhari Cup last year which she scored with a brilliant header. |
Line up for both teams
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A resounding age fraud scandal from the Ghanaian capital, Accra. In a new incident that will remain a disgrace on the forehead of the Ghanaian and Confederation of African Football and stain the reputation of the game within the brown continent once again, the technical staff of the Ghanaian under-17 women's team found itself forced to exclude 6 of its best players yesterday on the day of its match against the Moroccan national team in the framework of The last round of the World Cup qualifiers after feeling the danger of exclusion on paper following an objection made by the Moroccan side hours before the match, supported by material evidence proving that the players concerned exceeded the legal age by much, as three of them are over 23 years old, while the rest of the players are over 18 and 20 years old . As the match date approached, the Ghana national team coach did not find a solution other than to include the rest of the players present, despite his prior knowledge that 8 of them are also not qualified to play, as most of the players invited to the decisive match go to the World Cup qualifiers with false dates on their forged passports. The players that the Ghanaian side sacrificed before the start of the match to reduce the losses: No. 11 - Karima Abdullah / Ghanaian girls' wing in the qualifiers two years ago, 24 years old and a university graduate two years ago. No. 9 - Mariam Idrissou Maltiti / 18 years old and one of the decisive strikers for the Ghana under-17 team during the qualifying rounds. No. 10 - Georgina Aisha Oyim / 23 years old, the captain of the Ghana U-17 team and its top scorer in the qualifiers. No. 2 - Fossini Zoleha / the second captain of the Ghana U-17 team and the most important defender in the team for two years, 21 years old. No. 1 - Amina Ahamado / the main goalkeeper of the Ghana U-17 team, a 23-year-old university student. No. 7 - Constant Serwa Agyemang, winner of the Women's Player of the Year award last season, 19 years old. On the other hand, after the end of the first leg match the day before yesterday with a Ghanaian victory 2-0, it is expected that in the coming days and before the return match, the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, along with the Senegalese and Guinean teams, who were eliminated against the same team with all its mentioned players, will follow the door of rulers The legal requirements of the Confederation of African Football “CAF” and the International Federation “FIFA” with all the evidence possessed by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation to stop these repeated and systematic blatant abuses by the same authorities and persons in contravention of all legislation and moral principles, the most important of which is the principle of equal opportunities, which contributed This phenomenon is still significantly slowing down the development of football within the continent, especially women's football.
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Desiree Ellis has not improved Banyana': Portia Modise slams women's national team coach “This year it’s going to be difficult because Vera was the one who embarked on a mission to discover players such as Thembi Kgatlane at HPC (Safa girls academy).“And how long was HPC there and our coaches couldn’t find players and they couldn’t even look at HPC. But Vera came and said, ‘I need to work hand in hand with the U19s, so I can find young players that could replace the structure when Portia and other players retire.’ That was not Desiree Ellis, but Vera Pauw.”Modise, the only SA player to score more than 100 goals (101) international goals, has commended Pauw for being a coach who was able to stand her ground against SA Football Association (Safa) bosses when it comes to women’s football.“The fights that Vera Pauw had at Safa House to make sure that she gets the preparation that she got with us in that team, I don’t think that Desiree Ellis will go in that house to fight all those people and tell them what she wants to prepare for her team,” Modise said.“We qualified because of Vera Pauw, not Desiree Ellis. Vera Pauw dug deep and when she had to go on a red carpet, I’m sure she didn’t like what was happening in that house and she said ‘please let me leave’ and when Desiree Ellis walked on that path it was just a red carpet.“The girls were already prepared that they want to win this. It was going to be their first time qualifying for a World Cup, with a coach or without a coach because Vera had already done the job a long time ago.”Ellis’ success with Banyana saw her being named the Confederation of African Football Women’s Coach of the Year in 2018 and 2019.Safa spokesperson Mninawa Ntloko said Ellis’ record speaks for itself.“Coach Desiree’s successes are there for everyone to see. She has won back-to-back Caf women’s coach of the year awards and led Banyana Banyana to their first ever World Cup tournament in 2019 among many milestones. It is disheartening to see a former player trying to disrespect another local former player in this manner.” Support independent journalism by subscribing to the Sunday Times. Just R20 for the first month. This year it’s going to be difficult because Vera was the one who embarked on a mission to discover players such as Thembi Kgatlane at HPC (Safa girls academy). “And how long was HPC there and our coaches couldn’t find players and they couldn’t even look at HPC. But Vera came and said, ‘I need to work hand in hand with the U19s, so I can find young players that could replace the structure when Portia and other players retire.’ That was not Desiree Ellis, but Vera Pauw.” Modise, the only SA player to score more than 100 goals (101) international goals, has commended Pauw for being a coach who was able to stand her ground against SA Football Association (Safa) bosses when it comes to women’s football. “The fights that Vera Pauw had at Safa House to make sure that she gets the preparation that she got with us in that team, I don’t think that Desiree Ellis will go in that house to fight all those people and tell them what she wants to prepare for her team,” Modise said. “We qualified because of Vera Pauw, not Desiree Ellis. Vera Pauw dug deep and when she had to go on a red carpet, I’m sure she didn’t like what was happening in that house and she said ‘please let me leave’ and when Desiree Ellis walked on that path it was just a red carpet. The girls were already prepared that they want to win this. It was going to be their first time qualifying for a World Cup, with a coach or without a coach because Vera had already done the job a long time ago.” Ellis’ success with Banyana saw her being named the Confederation of African Football Women’s Coach of the Year in 2018 and 2019. Safa spokesperson Mninawa Ntloko said Ellis’ record speaks for itself. “Coach Desiree’s successes are there for everyone to see. She has won back-to-back Caf women’s coach of the year awards and led Banyana Banyana to their first ever World Cup tournament in 2019 among many milestones. It is disheartening to see a former player trying to disrespect another local former player in this manner.”
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Another League game today.... Very quick and Physical Striker Should I start Calling her the New Desire Oparanozie??
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Schemerkhiz:Back then the German side are the Strongest when it comes to the UEFA Women's Champions League, They have also lost the most. FFf Frankfurt (4), Turbine Potsdam (2), VfL Wolfsburg (2), Duisburg (1), with Bayern Munich of recent doing a great job too Lyon the most Champion's with 7 trophies.. |
enomakos:A German Clubside Eintracht Frankfurt, the club was known as FFC Frankfurt before they changed their name in 2020 They Finnished third and also qualified for the UEFA Women's Champions League ahead of Onyinyechi Zogg Club Turbine Portdam who Finnished 4th |
No AWCON Party for the Speedy Patricia George
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Who 'll claim the trophy this year??
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Superfalconet Attacking Midfielder Esther Onyenezide scoreda brilliant free kick against Naija Ratels yesterday... The rest are doing well at the ongoing Super6 While Coach Wemimo Olanrewaju Mathew and and Partners have chosen to spoil Sabastine career with their stupid interest... I just pray we get to see the best of her at the U20 FIFA Women's World Cup later this year.. She didn't play any league game this season, now no game at the Super6... How will she be able to keep up with her top form??
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daveP:The Ajibade saga abhi wetin Yu see there? Even Ajibade reacted sef, she was like why you dump me like that na..... hahaha � |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgP-4jPy4LU Barcelona Femenino training for the UEFA Women's Champions League Final tomorrow.. Barcelona are always vulnerable against tight defense and strong counter attacks, Lyon have both that's why i feel nervous about tomorrow. Barcelona have the creativity to open any defense, but for the counter attack they need to be very careful.. Lyon play with 1 winger, the LW is just an inverted striker (Malard) she isn't dangerous in 1V1s Lyon play long balls and crossing is also a strong point for them. Barcelona should just avoid giving away too much room, Corners and players like Ada, Macario and Renard.. Patri should be able to handle Macario. |
GeneralDae:Bench Oparanozie ke...... The way you people are writing this Lady off is something that still baffles me.. Anyway Sha is your opinion.. |
GeneralDae:They should just say they want Monday Gift in the team for the AWCON, if not there's no way she will be benching any of the listed forwards in any of the position upfront... |
BascoVanVeli:Ajakaye 36 1-0 |
lovewins:Actually 7goals in 4 games but that doesn't guarantee that she must be in the list, by the way big name like Ngozi Okobi and exciting name like Patricia George were left out too... |
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