International friendly: Three hits from Super Falcons' 2-1 loss to France
Published: December 01, 2024
Nigeria's Super Falcons put up a commendable performance in their 2-1 loss to France in an international friendly fixture played on Saturday night at Stade Raymond Kopa.
Despite the defeat, there were several positives to take away from the game.
The Super Falcons showed resilience and determination, as they matched the French side aura for aura, and their performance overall was commendable not minding the result.
Allnigeriasoccer.com takes a look at three standout performers for the Super Falcons' today:
Ifeoma Onumonu
Montpellier star Ifeoma Onumonu was one of the standout performers for the Super Falcons.
Her off-the-ball movements and tenacity to get into the right positions caused problems for the French defenders.
Her well-taken goal in the first half stoppage-time, which restored parity for Nigeria, was a testament to just how good she was today.
Onumonu played one of her best games ever in a Super Falcons jersey, and it is hoped that she can maintain this momentum going forward in her international career.
Her performance was a reminder of the talent and depth that the Super Falcons possess.
Chiamaka Nnadozie
Chiamaka Nnadozie was undoubtedly Nigeria's savior in the game. The goalkeeper produced several world-class saves, proving her worth as one of the best female goalkeepers.
Despite France's dominance, Nnadozie's heroics kept the game within reach for the Super Falcons.
Although her distribution could use some work, her quality between the sticks has always been flawless.
Nnadozie's performance was a testament to her growth and development as a goalkeeper, and she continues to be a vital part of the Super Falcons' team.
Ashleigh Plumptre
Ashleigh Plumptre, deployed in her original center-back position, formed a fantastic defensive pairing with veteran Osinachi Ohale.
She showed a calm and composed defensive approach to the game and was one of the standout performers in Nigeria's defense.
Plumptre's performance was a subtle reminder of what Nigeria missed during her absence from this year's summer Olympic games in Paris.
Her partnership with Ohale was solid, and they worked well together to neutralize the French attack.
Ejim Kaycee
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