Super Falcons goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie thrilled fans at the Loftus Versfeld stadium with a special rendition of the national anthem after Nigeria’s win against South Africa in Pretoria, Soccernet.ng reports.
Nnadozie, who also plays for Paris F.C, displayed her exceptional skills, as the super Falcons faced the South African women’s national team, Banyana Banyana in the second and final leg of the Olympic qualifiers.
The Super Falcons’ advantage, secured by their win last Friday, has ultimately led them to victory, following the today’s match which ended in a goalless draw.
Following Nigeria’s victory, Nnadozie headed to the stands express her excitement. The goalkeeper took on the role of a music director as she led Nigerian fans and supporters in a special rendition of the national anthem.
Watch the video here:
The Super Falcons have now clinched a ticket to play at the 2024 Olympics; a feat which has not been attained in the last sixteen years.
Super Falcons star, Michelle Alozie has also taken to her Instagram story to express her joy and gratitude for this historic moment.
The Super Falcons squad will represent Nigeria in the women’s football event of the 2024 Olympics in Paris, France. The Olympic games are scheduled to begin in July.
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We knew that the South Africans were blabber mouth. Even their coach was so arrogant you'll think they were from another planet. I am very happy, that we put them in their place. Kudos to Randy Waldrum and his players. We hope the NFF will do the necessary things by helping the girls prepared very well for the Olympics.
Nigeria did well. I hate pride. Boasting unnecessarily. if not our way of doing things who is South Africa in football. this is the country Nigeria spent billions to assist, they are up causing pain for Nigeria in different styles. Nigeria has got the opportunity to prove them wrong by playing well @ Olympic.