But the former Shanghai striker assured that her side will get better in the course of the four-team championship in Antalya. I will appeal to Nigerians to keep supporting us. We desire more positivity and no negativity from them, Ordega told
Goal. This is a new team and a new coach. They should not expect too much from us, but we will not disappoint.
We will continue to do our best. Putting on the green and white is everyone s dream. Whenever we put it on, we should always strive to give our all. Even if we lose which will never be our intention, although I don t pray we lose anyway. They should rather support us than criticise us. It will go a long way to help us get better.
Nigeria s Super Falcons back to winning ways with Waldrum
Continental womenâs champions, Super Falcons of Nigeria, kicked off the reign of American coach Randy Waldrum on an impressive note by winning the inaugural edition of the Festival Womenâs Trophy otherwise known as the Turkish Womenâs Cup in Antalya, Turkey.
The Super Falcons won all their three matches at the four-team invitational tournament held under strict COVID-19 protocols between February 17 and 23.
Match agent Jairo Pachon of Eurodata who organised   the tournament along with MC Sport  agency said  it was a great start  for the Super Falcons under Waldrum who is the third foreigner to manage the Nigerians.
Super Falcons yesterday morning steamrolled Equatorial Guinea’s Nzalang National 9-0 in their third and final match of the Turkish Women’s Cup competition played at the Emir Sports Complex in Antalya. Captain Asisat Oshoala bagged four of the total with goals in the 11th, 13th (penalties), 26th and 85th minute, while defender Gloria Ogbonna (8th minute), […]
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The Super Falcons of Nigeria confirmed their status as African champions by thrashing Equatorial Guinea’s Nzalang National 9-0 in their third and final match of the Turkish Women’s Cup competition played at the Emir Sports Complex in Antalya on Tuesday morning.
Captain Asisat Oshoala bagged four of the total with goals in the 11th, 13th (penalties), 26th, and 85th minute, while defender Gloria Ogbonna (8th minute), Uchenna Kanu (36th), Charity Adule (38th), new invitee Toni Oyedupe Payne (43rd) and Gift Monday (69th) also scored to condemn the two-time African champions to a humiliating defeat.
Overall, the Nzalang National scored no goal at the tournament, lost all three matches, and conceded a total of 16 goals.