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📍Madrid, Centro Deportivo Wanda Alcalá de Henares

📆 09.11.24

🕒 18:30 h

[wosoluver]

this was Ajibade and Olga the whole game

[molatsportgist]

FIFAWWC: Nigeria vs Canada players to watch

As the reigning Olympic champions, Canada comes into action against the most successful African team that has never missed any of the FIFA Women’s World Cup, we take a look at some of the players to watch out for from both sides. Despite being the lowest-ranked team in Group B, the Super Falcons will be a strong first test for Canada. Each one of these teams has the potential to get out of the…

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Ajibade thanks fans and expresses regret at the Super Falcons' early exit from the Paris 2024 Olympics

Rasheedat Ajibade voiced dissatisfaction about the Super Falcons’ early elimination from the 2024 Olympics. The Super Falcons lost to Japan 3-1 on Wednesday, forcing them out of the women’s football competition. Randy Waldrum’s team managed just one goal and gave up five goals in their three group match losses. Despite the team’s dismal performance, Ajibade is grateful to the supporters for…

[stoopidamerican]

WAfCoN 2022 Quarterfinals

Things are heating up in my series on Women's International Football from July 2022. This report covers the quarterfinals of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations.

Women’s Soccer, July 2022: A SeriesThis is the eighth post in a series devoted to the 117 games of international women’s football played in July 2022, covering the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations Quarterfinals. If you’d like to start from the beginning (or to pick and choose your competitions), you can do so from my opening post. Next up is the group stage of the OFC Women’s Nations Cup. Women’s…

[didalexiabreakupwitholgaisback]

what do you think will be our starting backline this weekend since frido is injured?

i really want jana to get more quality minutes on the right side because she has a lot of potential in that role. and let's give ona more reps on the left side too while we are at it.

given that gio is going to sit out this match due to her red card suspension for atletí, the focus should be on stopping nigerian star rasheedat ajibade and norway's vilde bøe risa. so this will be a good test before el clàssic.

so personally, i would like to see: ona - mapi - ingrid - jana

[lostinwoso]

ooooh do you still have any to tradr? i've got these 👇

FIFA

- Taça

- Logo da Copa

Shields

- Zambia

- Argentina (2x)

- Haiti

- Jamaica

- South Korea

Beyond Greatness

- Saki Kumagai

- Wang Shuang

- Huynh Nhu

- Rosella Ayane

Europe

- Irene Guerrero (Esp)

- Maite Oroz (Esp)

-Alex Greenwood (Ing)

- Sofie Junge (Den)

- Pernille Harder (Den)

- Signe Brunn (Den)

- Carole (Por)

- Joana Marchão (Por)

- Francisca Nazareth (Por)

- Ana Borges (Por)

- Diana Silva (2x - Por)

- Delphine Cascarino (Fra)

- Kathrin Hendrich (Ale)

- Lina Magull (Ale)

- Courtney Brosnan (Irl)

- Coumba Sow (Sui)

- Eseosa Aigbogun (3x - Sui)

- Ada Hegerberg (Nor)

Asia

- Chuong Thi Kieu (Vie)

- Tran Thi Thu Thao (Vie)

- Nguyen Thi Bich Thuy (Vie)

- Wang Shuang (Chi)

Americas

- Quinn (Can)

- Claire Constant (Hai)

- Roselord Borgella (Hai)

- Deneisha Blackwood (2x - Jam)

- Rebeca Espinosa (Pan)

- Vanina Correa (Arg)

- Agustina Barroso (Arg)

- Estefania Banini (Arg)

- Florencia Bonsegundo (Arg)

- Daniela Arias (Col)

- Daniela Montoya (Col)

Africa

- Khadija Er-Rmichi (2x - Mar)

- Samya Hassani (Mar)

- Noko Matlou (Á.do Sul)

- Michelle Alozie (Nig)

- Rasheedat Ajibade (Nig)

Oceania

- Analie Longo (N. Zel)

- Meikayla Moore (N. Zel)

- Sara Eggesvik (Fil)

- Quinley Quezada-Keca (Fil)

- Sarina Bolden (Fil)

- Maya Alcantara (Fil)

I- how do you have so many?? But yes I do. Anyone you need of mine?

[brighter-by-the-daly]

Panini Swaps

This is all I’ve got to swap. Currently looking for Marta.

World Cup

Mascot

Ball

New Zealand

Rebekah Stott

Ria Percival

Betsy Hassett

Norway

Caroline Graham Hansen

Philippines

Logo

Sofia Harrison

Switzerland

Noelle Maritz

Ramona Bachmann

Australia

Mary Fowler

Ireland

Niamh Fahey x 3

Diane Caldwell

Heather Payne x 2

Abbie Larkin

Nigeria

Glory Ogbonna

Rasheedat Ajibade

Canada

Kailen Sheridan

Jessie Fleming

Christine Sinclair

Spain

Maite Oroz

Costa Rica

Maria Coto

Raquel Rodriguez

Shirley Cruz

Priscila Chinchilla

Zambia

Agness Musase

Mary Wilombe

Misozi Zulu

Barbra Banda

Japan

Fula Nagano

Saki Kumagai

Moeka Minami

Fuka Nagano

England

Rachel Daly

Haiti

Tabita Joseph

Claire Constant

Kethna Louis x 2

Melchie Dumornay

Sherly Jeudy x 2

Roselord Borgella

Batcheba Louis x 2

Denmark

Simone Boye

Rikke Marie Madsen

China

Wang Linlin

Yang Lina

Xiao Yuyi

Wang Shuang x 2

Beyond Greatness

Ana-Maria Crnogorcevic

Barbra Banda

Carolina Mendes x 2

USA

Logo

Lindsay Horan x 2

Vietnam

Logo

Nguyen Thi Bich Thuy

Netherlands

Victoria Pelova

Danielle van de Donk

Portugal

France

Jamaica

Havana Solaun

Brazil

Panama

Marta Cox

Erika Hernandez

Riley Tanner

Yenith Bailey x 2

Sweden

South Africa

Janine van Wyk x 2

Italy

Argentina

Germany

Logo

Lina Magull

Morocco

Ghizlane Chebbak

Colombia

Logo

Daniela Arias

Korea

Son Hwayeon x 3

[goalhofer]

2024 olympics Nigeria roster

Athletics

Israel Sunday (Abuja)

Favour Ashe (Ughelli)

Godson Oghenbrume (Ughelli)

Kayinsola Ajayi (Ikorodu)

Udodi Onwuzurike (Bloomfield Hills, Michigan)

Emmanuel Bamidele (Ijebu-Ode)

Samuel Ogazi (Kaduna)

Chidi Okezie (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

Edose Ibadin (Prince George's County, Maryland)

Ezekiel Nathaniel (Asaba)

Usheoritse Itsekiri (Sapele)

Alaba Akintola-Olukunle (Akure)

Dubem Amene (Farmington Hills, Michigan)

Dubem Nwachukwu (Katy, Texas)

Ifeanyi Ojeli (Asaba)

Sikiru Adeyemi (Lagos)

Chukwuebuka Enekwechi (West Lafayette, Indiana)

Nnamdi Prosper (Awka)

Rosemary Chukwuma (Ekwashi)

Favour Ofili (Port Harcourt)

Tima Godbless (Bebelebiri)

Ella Onojuvwevwo (Ughelli)

Esther Joseph (Lagos)

Oluwatobiloba Amusan (Ijebu-Ode)

Olayinka Olajide (Lagos)

Justina Eyakpobeyan (Abuja)

Omolara Ogunmakinju (Akure)

Patience George (Calabar)

Temitope Adeshina (Offa)

Ruth Usoro (Lagos)

Ese Brume (Ughelli)

Prestina Ochonogor (Benin City)

Obiageri Amaechi (San Francisco, California)

Ashley Anumba (Charlottesville, Virginia)

Chioma Onyekwere (Detroit, Michigan)

Sade Olatoye (Dublin, Ohio)

Badminton

Anuoluwapo Opeyori (Lagos)

Basketball

Amy Okonkwo (Rancho Cucamonga, California)

Pallas Kunaiyi-Akpannah (Port Harcourt)

Elizabeth Balogun (Lagos)

Olaoluwatomi Taiwo (Carmel, Indiana)

Lauren Ebo (Upper Marlboro, Maryland)

Ifunanya Okoro (Arochukwu)

Promise Amukamara (Glendale, Arizona)

Murjanatu Musa (Abuja)

Blessing Ejiofor (Paterson, New Jersey)

Ezinne Kalu (Newark, New Jersey)

Adebola Adeyeye (Brampton, Ontario)

Nicole Enabosi (Montgomery County, Maryland)

Boxing

Olaitan Olaore (Wallsend, U.K.)

Canoeing

Beauty Otudeo (Abuja)

Ayomide Bello (Bowie, Maryland)

Cycling

Ese Ukpeseraye (Lagos)

Soccer

Chinonyerem Macleans (Aba)

Tochukwu Oluehi (Lagos)

Michelle Alozie (Apple Valley, California)

Osinachi Ohale (Abuja)

Nicole Payne (Birmingham, Alabama)

Antoinette Payne (Birmingham, Alabama)

Chidinma Okeke (Warri)

Ijeoma Okoronkwo (Richmond, Texas)

Asisat Oshoala (Ikorodu)

Christy Ucheibe (Kano)

Jennifer Echegini (London, U.K.)

Uchenna Kanu (Aba)

Deborah Abiodun (Ibadan)

Oluwatosin Demehin (Lagos)

Rasheedat Ajibade (Lagos)

Chiamaka Nnadozie (Orlu)

Chinwedu Ihezuo (Lagos)

Ifeoma Onumonu (Rancho Cucamonga, California)

Swimming

Tobi Sijuade (Bath, U.K.)

Adaku Nwandu (Singapore)

Table tennis

Quadri Aruna (Oyo)

Olajide Adeyemi (Lagos)

Fatimo Bello (Lagos)

Offiong Edem (Calabar)

Taekwondo

Elizabeth Anyanacho (Owerri)

Weightlifting

Rafiatu Lawal (Abuja)

Joy Eze (Lagos)

Wrestling

Ashton Mutuwa (Cedar Lake, Indiana)

Christianah Ogunsanya (Abuja)

Odunayo Adekuoroye (Ilutitun)

Esther Kolawole (Abeokuta)

Blessing Oborududu (Gbanranu)

Hannah Rueben (Ughelli)

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Super Falcons forward, Asisat Oshoala was satisfied with the team’s performance in the 1-0 defeat to Spain but claimed they must work on their finishing. Alexia Putellas’ brilliant late free kick separated both teams in a keenly contested Group C tie at the Stade de la Beaujoire, Nantes on Sunday night. Captain Rasheedat Ajibade and […]

[molatsportgist]

FIFAWWC: Nigeria duo to miss opening clash vs Canada

Nigeria international duo of Rasheedat Ajibade and Halimat Ayinde will miss Super Falcons’ 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Group B opening clash against Olympic champions Canada on Friday. The Super Falcons and Canada will face off at the Melbourne Rectangular Stadium at 3:30 am Nigeria time. Having bagged nine goals and one assist in Liga F for Atletico Madrid this year, Ajibade heads into the…

[sportsvillagesquare]

Paris 2024: Waldrum invites Ajibade, Oshoala, Nnadozie, 19 others for Banyana

Coach Randy Waldrum has extended invitations to captain Rasheedat Ajibade, US-based Africa queen Asisat Oshoala and high-riding goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie among a group of 22 players for the two-legged Paris Olympics final qualifying fixture against South Africa next month. Saudi Arabia-based defender Ashley Plumptre and veteran rearguard Osinachi Ohale are also called, as well as youthful…

[jayessentialsblog]

Ajibade, captain of the Super Falcons, believes it is possible to defeat Japan in Paris 2024

News men indicate that Captain Rasheedat Ajibade is in a positive attitude ahead of Super Falcons’ crucial Group C matchup against Japan. On Wednesday, the Super Falcons and Nadeshiko will play at Nantes’ Stade de la Beaujoire. Randy Waldrum’s team had two losses from their first two games, which puts them in last place in Group C. If Randy Waldrum’s team is to advance to the quarterfinals on…

[hardynwa]

England beat Nigeria in dramatic round of 16 clash

England scraped through to the quarter-finals of the Women's World Cup with a dramatic penalty shootout victory over Nigeria despite Lauren James' red card. Despite the first penalty-taker, Georgia Stanway, firing wide, Nigeria missed their next two efforts and the European champions secured their spot in the last eight when Chloe Kelly smashed in the winning kick. In an outburst of frustration, James stamped on Michelle Alozie's back in the 87th minute after losing possession and was rightly shown a red card following a video assistant referee (VAR) review. England were given an almighty scare but face Colombia or Jamaica next at 11:30 BST on Saturday. It was an excruciating watch for England supporters in Brisbane as England played 120 minutes on a knife's edge and were largely second best to Nigeria. James' petulance meant England had to navigate extra time with 10 players, and Nigeria had their tails up following a sustained period of pressure prior to the Chelsea star's sending-off. The nine-time African champions executed their gameplan to perfection, frustrating England, causing them problems on the break and winning almost every duel. They hit the crossbar in each half, Ashleigh Plumptre's powerful drive ricocheting off the woodwork before Uchenna Kanu's header looped over goalkeeper Mary Earps and bounced off the top of the bar. Earps was kept busy throughout, needing to produce smart saves to deny Plumptre at her near post in the first half and later keeping out Uchenna Kanu, who had an excellent performance. Sarina Wiegman's England side thought they had a penalty in the first half when Rachel Daly went down claiming a push by Rasheedat Ajibade, but it was overturned by VAR. Eventually, England stumbled to the end of normal time lacking the fluidity they showed in abundance in the impressive display against China and held on to seal the deal in a shootout. Only 24 hours earlier, back-to-back champions the USA were knocked out of the competition, and England were forced to show resilience to overcome one of their most challenging matches of Wiegman's tenure. Read the full article

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7 Ağustos 2023 İngiltere Nijerya Maçı

*Avustralya'nın Brisbane kentindeki Brisbane Stadyumu'nda saat 10:30'da başlayacak olan 2023 FIFA Kadınlar Dünya Kupası Son 16 Turu maçı. Karşılaşmanın hakemi Honduraslı Melissa Borjas olacak.

*TRT Spor'dan naklen yayınlanacak olan maç.

*İlk yarı sonucu; 0-0.

*87. dakikada Lauren James direkt kırmızı kartı gördü ve İngiltere 10 kişi kaldı. İkili mücadele sonrasında Michelle Alozie'nin sırtına basarak geçti. İlk önce sarı gördü ama VAR aracılığıyla rengi değişti.

*90 dakikanın ardından 0-0'lık denge bozulmadı ve maç uzadı.

*İlk uzatma devresinde de gol olmadı.

*120 dakikanın ardından 0-0 biten maç. Tur biletinin sahibini seri penaltılar belirleyecek.

*Penaltılarda 4-2 alan İngiltere Çeyrek Finalist oldu. İngiltere vuruşlara kaçırarak başladı ama Nijerya o fırsatı değerlendiremeyince hüsranı yaşadı.

Penaltı vuruşları:

-İngiltere-

Georgia Stanway X

Bethany England O

Rachel Daly O

Alex Greenwood O

Chloe Kelly O

-Nijerya-

Desire Oparanozie X

Michelle Alozie X

Rasheedat Ajibade O

Christy Ucheibe O