Nigeria eliminate Shepolopolo

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Debutants Shepolopolo have been eliminated from the ongoing 2014 African Womens Champions in Namibia.

Ten-man Shepolopolo were eliminated with a game to spare after losing 6-0 on Tuesday to Nigeria in the two sides penultimate Group A match in Windhoek.

Desire Oparanozie scored a brace while Ngozi Okobi, Osinachi Ohale, Asisat Oshoala and Perpetua Nkwocha scored a goal each for Nigeria.

Zambia defender Grace Zulu was sent off in the in the 38th minute for a second booking with Nigeria already leading 3-0 heading into halftime.

With two defeats on zero points heading into Friday’s final Group A match against Cote d’Ivoire, Charles Beale’s side are unable to finish in the top two to clinch a semifinal place thanks to a poor goal difference.

Shepolopolo have yet to even score after two rounds of matches played.

Nigeria lead Group A on six points, Cote d’Ivoire are second and tied on three points with Namibia whom they beat 2-0 in Tuesdays other Group A match.

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    • Who gives you the right to comment on issues that you don’t even understand. Just because you have fast internet access does not mean you are intelligent. You suffer from a split personality disorder and schizophrenia

    • And in other news…their male counterparts, the Chipolopolo have been kicked out of the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations by Niger following their dismal performance. Coach Honour Janza is very pleased with the performance of his boys and said it could have happened to any participating team…

  1. We were not expecting too much from our Girls seeing its their maiden appearance at the continental showpiece. Women football is just budding in Zambia and we hope the technical bench has learnt some thing. I just implore the technical bench and FAZ to fund women football more so that we can have strong local leagues in all the provinces and the national team should be picked from across the country not in Lusaka. that to me is not the national team but lusaka select side. all the best next time.

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