2023 WWC: Nnadozie Super Falcons’ Saviour —CAF

July 21, 2023
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Confederation of African Football (CAF) has described Chiamaka Nnadozie as the Super Falcons saviour in their opening game at the 2023 FIFA women’s World Cup.

In Friday’s Group B game in Melbourne, a resolute Falcons side held Olympic champions Canada to a goalless draw.

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Nnadozie was brilliant for the Falcons as she made important saves in the one-side tie.

The 22-year-old then capped her superb performance with a 50th minute penalty save.

Praising the shot stopper for her heroics, CAF wrote on their women’s football Twitter handle:”Super Falcons‘ saviour!

“Chiamaka Nnadozie excelled in her nation’s World Cup opener with a saved penalty, a clean sheet, and a Player of the Match award! 👏“

Nnadozie will hope to help the Falcons overcome co-hosts Australia in their second Group B game on Thursday, July 27.

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