Super Falcons defender Glory Ogbonna says the team is expecting a difficult test against Cameroon, reports Completesports.com.
The title holders will take on the Indomitable Lioness in their quarter-final fixture at the 2022 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations on Thursday.
The encounter is billed for the Stade Mohamed V, Casablanca.
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“They are a very good side and champions of the Africa Women football in their own right,”Ogbonna told NAN.
The centre-back also stated that the team’s aim was not only to qualify for the World Cup, but also to retain the Africa Women trophy.
“We remain focused and committed to securing the World Cup ticket and also win the Women trophy, for a record 10th time.
“What we are doing is just taking each game at a time and at the same time, correcting every of our mistakes in the matches,” Ogbonna stated.
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Goalkeepers in this tournament are very bad, they are so amateurish. Level of play in total haven’t improved. The kit manufacturers should do well and provide proper female kit for Africans, most kit looks like male jerseys
Be specific when you’re criticising goal keepers because of Chiamaka and the South Africa goalie in our group has been very spectacular, even the Burundi first choice goalie before she was substituted was a torn of flesh. Maybe you’re talking about Ugandan, Togolese or Burkinababe goalie of which we’ll blame CAF for the zonal A and B thing that helps navigate weak teams into the main tournament. For kit you can only fault Burundi kits, for the rest of the team what more can they do? I am just laughing in this early hours after reading your comment.
With the kits, the women in this Euros will run and you will notice their chest are firm, but the women in wafcon will run and there’s a whole lot of movement on their chest. The kit manufacturers must be serious and provide them with everything they need. The kits must look feminine too