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Gloria Adigo....
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Rasheedat Ajibade with the Brace
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Uganda eliminate South Africa from U20 Women's World Cup qualifiers.. |
Asisat Oshoala has resumed individual training
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Superfalcon Israel based Goalkeeper Tochukwu Oluehi
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lovewins:Don't know yet.. |
Onyinyechi Zogg depart AS Soyaux!
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Patricia George.... Sc Sand utility player.
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lovewins:As it stands, if you're my friend I believe I would give you my votes instead to another player! |
isan:The nomination and voting was done by the Players themselves, they chose who they want. It's all about their choice it's not an based on100% Legitimate vote. We don't have to complain because there are over 10players who are supposed to make the list that didn't... Canadian Goalkeeper Stephanie Labbé, Ashley Lawrence. Swedish Blackstenieus Spanish Sandra Panos, Mapi Leon, Jennifer Hermaso Dutch Lieke Martens English Fran Kirby.. IFFHS is more of a verified award than CAF, Balon d or and FIFA Pro IV because they award based on statistics than popularity or majority |
IFFHS WOMEN's CONTINENTAL AWARDS 2021 - CAF Dec 13, 2021 IFFHS News ASISAT OSHOALA , WOMEN'S BEST PLAYER IN CAF 2021 BY IFFHS BEST NATIONAL COACH : Bruce MWAPE (Zambia) BEST CLUB COACH : Yusif BASIGI (Ghana/Hasaacas Ladies FC) BEST PLAYMAKER and BEST YOUTH PLAYER (U20) : Evelyn BADU (Ghana/HasaacasLadies FC) BEST GOALKEEPER : Chiamaka NNADOZIE (Nigeria/Paris FC) BEST REFEREE : Bernadette KWIMBIRA (Malawi)
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Nigeria Superfalcons drops 3 places in New FIFA Ranking... Why why ![]() I'm wondering why we keep going down. This is the lowest ranking the Superfalcons have attained.
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Maclean's Chinonyerem currently Leading the Goal Scorers chart in Poland
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☰ Who should the USWNT schedule for SheBelieves Cup? The annual winter tournament presents an opportunity for the USWNT to schedule some different teams. By Donald Wine II on December 7, 2021 11:12 am The United States Women’s National Team have completed play for 2021 and are now starting to shift their focus to 2022. Next year proves to be an incredibly important year for the best team in the world, as next summer they will compete in the Concacaf W Championship, a tournament that will also serve as World Cup qualifying and Olympic qualifying. This is also an opportunity for USWNT head coach Vlatko Andonovski to begin to incorporate some of the younger talent into the player pool in order to get them matches against quality competition to get ready for the summer. That is why the 2022 SheBelieves Cup will be important for the team to assess where they are as a team and what they will need to do to prepare for World Cup and Olympic qualification. However, the annual tournament, which normally includes some of the best teams from Europe like England, France, Germany, or Spain, will likely not have those teams: Many of the best teams in Europe are increasingly unavailable due to Women’s Euro 2022, which will also take place this summer. However, this presents a unique opportunity for U.S. Soccer to bring in teams outside of Europe that can make for an equally competitive competition and are teams that the USWNT will see should they once again qualify for the 2023 World Cup. It is also a chance to bring in teams that USWNT fans have not seen in a while. In an effort to play the best, fans routinely see the USWNT play the same teams, and it’s good to mix it up against teams that don’t normally get the chance to play the world’s best. Removing the 16 teams that are competing in this summer’s Women’s Euro 2022, here’s a list of some viable candidates for SheBelieves Cup, with their current FIFA world ranking (* = Number of times played since January 1, 2018): Brazil (7)*** Australia (11)****** Japan (13)*** China (17)** South Korea (18)**** Scotland (22)* New Zealand (23)** Colombia (26)** Czech Republic (27) Mexico (28)******* Poland (29) Portugal (30)**** Ukraine (31) Republic of Ireland (33)* Wales (34) Argentina (35)* Costa Rica (36)* Chile (37)*** Nigeria (38)* Serbia (41) Romania (42) Hungary (44) Slovakia (45) Slovenia (49) Jamaica (51)** Cameroon (52) Belarus (53) South Africa (55) Ghana (60) From that list, the teams fans have seen the USWNT play the most over the past 4 years are Mexico (7); Australia (6); and South Korea and Portugal (4 each). Removing those teams from the equation based on fans seeing them very often, here’s a potential set of teams for the USWNT to play when SheBelieves Cup comes around in February: Japan The USWNT have faced Japan 3 times since the start of 2018: 2020 SheBelieves Cup, 2019 SheBelieves Cup, and the 2018 Tournament of Nations. Each time, Japan posed a formidable challenge for the world’s top team. They’re probably the best team that doesn’t appear often on the USWNT’s schedule. Nigeria Nigeria has some firepower, and the USWNT have only seen them once in 4 years, a 2-0 defeat to open up Austin FC’s Q2 Stadium back in June. Nigeria is the type of team that have shaken the confidence of USWNT teams in the past, particularly in the World Cup, because they enter those competitions having never seen teams with that style of play. Plus, USWNT fans want to see the team be challenged in new ways, and Nigeria would present just the challenge the team needs to get better. New Zealand New Zealand is a team that the USWNT just saw in the group stage of the Olympics, but had not seen before that since 2017. Despite the 6-1 victory for the USWNT, New Zealand really frustrated the USWNT with its play. The 23rd ranked team in the world, the USWNT should want to play the Ferns more often because they have a unique style of play that will help identify where the opportunity for improvement exists. Other potential options: Scotland, Columbia, Ireland, Ukraine, Argentina, Jamaica, Cameroon What teams do you think would make for an interesting competition? It’s time to hit the comments and give us your preferred options for SheBelieves Cup opponents for the USWNT. COMMENTS None of those teams is enough of a challenge Maaaybe Brazil or Australia, but I hope we can get at least one of England, France, Germany, Sweden, or Spain. Surely they want to play us too to warm up for Euros. Hopefully Canada will be in too. By Timber Dave on 12.07.21 1:00pm England is hosting their own tournament and has brought in Spain, Germany, and Canada France is expected to have a similar tourney. By Donald Wine II on 12.07.21 1:39pm Starting with the headline I was gonna say Spain... Didn’t realize so many were unavailable (makes me miss the Algarve Cup days). By KennySeiden on 12.07.21 6:46pm Ugh Maybe they can beat England’s 20 goal record! Watching high paid players punch down on the overmatched and barely compensated should be stomach turning for everyone. Call England and let them know you are available for their tournament. By KCDad on 12.07.21 9:36pm Strongest Competition would be: Canada Australia Brazil Japan/China also would work. By AO_Nomad on 12.08.21 1:22am What I believe they should do vs What I think they will do What I think they should do based on the availability of teams: Brazil, Japan, Nigeria My take is that you need to have some pop and Brazil provides that, but also provides interesting matchups against Japan and Nigeria. What I think they will do: Brazil, Australia, Scotland I think they will take Brazil and Australia who are the best teams available and then choose the top Euro team available. Japan and South Korea are also in the mix, but I doubt they’ll take 2 Asian teams. If Canada turns out to be available, they’ll be in. By psu1313 on 12.08.21 11:57am Let it be a Pacific Rim and Asia tournament Japan, Canada, Australia, and South Korea (Brazil could be an exception as the best team available). I wouldn’t want China because of human rights violations; particularly since the tournament is called the "Shebelieves Cup". However, if they want the best competion they can get, I don’t know why they wouldn’t want two Asian countries. The US is a Pacific Rim country as well as a European Basin country. In 2020, two European teams played in the tournament: Spain and England, and in 2021 two South American teams played in the tournament: Argentina and Brazil. By CRRich on 12.08.21 5:05pm View All Comments Back to top ↑ Terms of Use / Privacy Notice © 2021 Vox Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved
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Asisat Oshoala ranked 32nd in the Guardian top 100 Women Footballer of the year 2021 The other Africa player on the list is Zambia Barbra Banda who's ranked 67th..
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Maclean's Chinonyerem named in the Polish Women Football League team of Mid season.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CFKmkYJy7k
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isan:Let's wait and see.. Just hope the Younger ones can give her the race for that spot. |
isan:Threat ke Hahaha ���� Ebi na until she retires oo You will be surprised to see the Pair between Ebi and Ashleigh Plumptre.. Ebi moved to no.6 with Plumptre at no.5 |
Superfalcon 30yrs old Center Back/Right Back Osinachi Ohale... Is her Spot in the Superfalcons under threat??
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IFFHS WOMEN’S WORLD TEAM 2021 (4 – 3 – 3) Christiane ENDLER (Chile) Ashley LAWRENCE (Canada) Wendie RENARD (France) Magdalena ERIKSSON (Sweden) Mapi LEON (Spain) Aitana BONMATI (Spain) Alexia PUTELLAS (Spain) Lieke MARTENS (Netherlands) Caroline HANSEN GRAHAM (Norway) Samantha KERR (Australia) Jennifer HERMOSO (Spain)
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Maclean's Chinonyerem
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Uche....!
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#U20WWC CAF Women's U20F Qualifying 3rd Round 1st leg Latest score Congo �� 0 Nigeria �� 4 Idoko Sabastine Flourish Onyenezide Ajibola |
Nigeria 1-0 |
U20WWCQ: Congo vs Nigeria XI 1 Oyono Monle (GK) 17 Alani Jumoke 14 Imuran Rofiat 5 Demehin Oluwatosin 6 Oshobukola Omowumi 11 Amoo Bashirat 20 Jerry Joy 8 Onyenezide Esther 13 Idoko Mercy 4 Ajibola Deborah 22 Sabastine Flourish #U20WWCQ #CONNGA |
Deal Done �
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AkinDS:Life is all about the money eehh... She had offers from top European Clubsides but her mind right now is playing for the Largest Money.. |
Report from Minsk FK has it that Onome Ebi has Left the Club after her contract Expired..
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IFFHS WOMEN'S WORLD BEST GOALKEEPER 2021 RANKING Rank Name Country Club Points 1 Christiane ENDLER Chile Paris SG/Olympique Lyon 110 2 Sandra PANOS Spain FC Barcelona 100 3 Stephanie LABBE Canada FC Rosengard/Paris SG 45 4 Sari VAN VEENENDAAL Netherlands PSV Eindhoven 25 5 Sarah BOUHADDI France Olympique Lyon/OL Reign 20 6 Alyssa NAEHER USA Chicago RS 10 7 Chiamaka NNADOZIE Nigeria Paris FC 5 Elie ROEBUK England Man City FC 5 Ann Katrin BERGER Germany Chelsea FC 5
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Uchenna Kanu has arrived to Mexico, going to sign with Liga MX Femenil current champions Tigres UANL
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fifa don mental no way that girl was better than oshoala last year or this year
it won't be long till she make another school boy error like she did against south africa in Aisha cup