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    Pay Them, Arsenal Legend, Wright, Urges NFF To Remunerate Super Falcons

    SPORTSDAY NEWSPAPERSBy SPORTSDAY NEWSPAPERSJuly 28, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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    Arsenal legend, Ian Wright, has urged the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to pay the Super Falcons following their outstanding performance against Matildas of Australia in their match-day two of the ongoing FIFA Women World Cup on Thursday. The Nigerian ladies won the keenly contested game 3-2, coming from behind to peg the co-host.

    The Falcons had gone behind in the 1st minute of 5 minutes added time of the first half, only for Uchenna Kanu to poke home a deflected shot from Atletico Madrid forward Rasheedat Ajebade at the climax of the added time, further goals from Osinachi Ohale and Barcelona forward Asisat Oshoala gave the 9time WAFCON champions a healthy lead, until the Matildas set up a nervy ending with a goal inside 11minutes added time.

    In his tweet, Ian Wright wrote “pay them!!!!!!! NFF”, this followed the earlier fiasco which heralded the tournament over payment of match bonuses and alleged poor preparation by the coach Randy Waldrum.

    The Falcons will now play again on Monday, July 31, against the already eliminated Republic of Ireland.

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