Africa Games: Business minded Falconets ready for Uganda
The Nation’s U-20 women team falconets will be hoping to continue their impressive run today at the ongoing Africa Games in Ghana when they file out against their Ugandan counterparts at the Cape Coast Stadium.
The Chris Danjuma tutored side have recorded one victory after another in race to the podium at the former Gold Coast country.
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They had opened shop with a 2-0 win over Morocco in the opener followed by a 4-0 thrashing of Senegal, and today at about 6pm they will be hoping to serve Uganda a taste of their hot soup on the pitch.
The Falconets are in face yet to lose a match in their last four games played including two home and away games against Burundi which ended which ended by a lone goal at both ends in favour of falconets. On paper Uganda should not pose a problem for the Falconets considering their weak standing going into today’s match.
They have managed to win only a match against Ethiopia while settling for 1-1 draw against Tanzania and Ghana respectively.
The likes of Loveth Njideka Edeh, Motunrayo Ezekiel and Chioma Olise who were on rampage as the team made mincemeat of Senegal will be hoping to re-enact the feat today against Uganda.
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Falconets’s performance the ongoing Africa Games is complete opposite of their male compatriots who have since crashed out of the tournament after managing to win one match out of three played.
As the African Games’ women’s football competition unfolds, all eyes will be on Nigeria as they have demonsrated their desire to retain the title.