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    Australia: I Won’t Be Bothered About Home Crowd – Oshoala

    SPORTSDAY NEWSPAPERSBy SPORTSDAY NEWSPAPERSJuly 24, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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    Ahead of Thursday’s match against the Matildas of Australia, Asisat Oshoala, the Super Falcons and FC Barcelona Femini forward, has assured that he would focus on the game and not whatever that is happening at the stands.

    The reigning African Woman Player of the Year said her focus is always on the job anytime she’s on the field.

    FC Barcelona Feminine forward made the statement while speaking to BBC Sport Africa after the game against Canada.

    Oshoala made it clear that she doesn’t get nervous about the crowd but focuses mainly on her football.

    “When I step my foot on the pitch, I don’t really think about the crowd any longer. Some people say they get nervous when the crowd is too much, but for me, it is different.

    “I’m just out there to do my job, I’m about my business”, she said.

    Oshoala is expected to be in action again when Nigeria face Australia in the second game on Thursday.

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