Nnadozie Recovers, Ready For Thursday’s Huge Australia Test

[FILE] Nigeria goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie during the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 Group B match between Nigeria and Canada at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium on July 21, 2023 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Joe Prior/Visionhaus via Getty Images)

Super Falcons’ Goalkeeper, Chiamaka Nnadozie, who had a woman of the match outing in Nigeria’s opening game of the ongoing FIFA Women’s World Cup holding in Australia and New Zealand, is hale and hearty, ready for the team’s next game.

Nnadozie, who wore a thigh was bandage during the match against Canada, seemingly aggravated her injury in the course of the match. However, a source in the team’s camp told The Guardian, yesterday that the Paris FC goalkeeper has recovered enough to be fit for the next game.

“Chiamaka has no injury problem; she had her recovery session today and is fit for the next fame,” the source said. Following her outstanding display against Canada, Nnadozie became the big name on everyone’s lips in Brisbane.

With captain Onome Ebi left on the substitutes bench, Coach Randy Waldrum handed the captain’s armband to the calm goal-tender, and she justified the confidence with a sterling performance, including a double save from iconic Christine Sinclair’s penalty kick five minutes into the second period.   According to thenff.com. the Super Falcons have returned to their base in Queensland, looking forward to what would certainly be a most interesting encounter with the Matildas.   “We are in very high spirits, I can tell you,” Ebi told thenff.com on the team’s return to Brisbane. “It is the day after that massive point and we are already looking forward to our second match. The Aussies will not be easy, but we knew before arriving in