England forward, Lauren James has disclosed that the Lionesses will find it very tough to overcome the Super Falcons in the Round of 16 of the ongoing 2023 Women’s World Cup.
Recall that both teams will clash on Monday, August 7 in Brisbane.
In a chat with ITV, James said that the Lionesses must expect a very tough game against Nigeria.
“Nigeria is going to be very tough, to be fair every team has been tough, even watching the other games.
“Teams are catching up with each other and I know that will be another very difficult game.”
2023 WWC: England Will Find It Difficult To Beat Super Falcons –James
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Ejo lofe ro.
Nigeria has always had all the ingredients and pedigree to be great in all facets of Football it is only our Footballing authorities that sabotage and jeopardize our overall growth
Lauren James. Pure quality. An embodiment of Zest and drive.
The problem is that the English team can move that ball in and out the right and left wing to play long cross or shot at goal and they are always talking to one another during the game . They are also capable of independent action with the ball .. with little space .
And in case of contact in the 18 or outside the 18 yard they can get free kick .. with help of referee opponent can get easy card which could be dangerous during game .. and in case the game end in penalties..
They wil score all from the spot ..
Even with 3 5 2 falcon wil not be able to subtain the game .. maybe 4 5 1 wil do the trick of 5 4 1 infact 5 5 0 is best for the 1st 15 mins to stop the crosses and a quick counter attack which shud be immediately reverse to mass defense… Then again the falcon shud be able to create space for a shot at the net .. with 2 touches to register 2 goals … I hope u saw the results already.
Super Falcons must not let the Lionesses dictate the game. Our usual wait-and-see, then counter attack strategy will not work in knockout games