Nigeria
coach Florence Omagbemi has questioned South African referee
Akhona Makalima over her decision not to award the Super Falcons
a penalty against Ghana in their Cameroon 2016 African Women’s Cup of Nations
Group B clash in Limbe on Wednesday. Black Queens’ Portia Boakye turned
Asisat Oshoala’s shot into her own net in the 19th minute to give Nigeria the
lead. But Elizabeth Addo beat Nigeria goalkeeper Alaba Jonathan from the
sport three minutes before the recess to keep the score level at 1-1.
Omagbami, who rued the Falcons’ missed chances in the encounter with their
fierce rivals, praised the opponents for their showing. “The game was great
and both teams played well,” the versatile former Nigeria captain, who
won the tournament in 1998, 1998, 2000 and 2002, told Cafonline after
the game. “Ghana gave us a good match and it was an impressive game. The foul
on Asisat Oshoala was a clear penalty in my own assessment. “I was
disappointed in the referee for not making the call. We were not over
confident after the 6-0 victory over Mali. “Today, we played against a good
team and it was a good match by both teams. A draw is not a bad
result.” Her Black Queens counterpart Yusif Basigi said he was not
happy with the outcome of the clash, saying his team.”. Source:
Punch
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Thursday, November 24, 2016
Omagbemi blames referee
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