Former Nigeria Goalkeeper, Dosu Joseph believes the Super Falcons have rediscovered their goal scoring form after defeating Burundi in the ongoing 2022 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.
The Super Falcons sealed their place in the last eight following a 4-0 thrashing of Burundi at the Stade Moulay Hassan in Rabat on Sunday night in their final group game.
Rasheedat Ajibade calmly converted a penalty on 25 minutes after she was brought down to give the Falcons the lead. Peace Efih made it 2-0 for the Nigerian side on 28 minutes, while Uchenna Kanu made it three from close range a minute later.
Kanu struck the fourth goal a minute later but the referee ruled it out for offside. But she was unstoppable on 46th minute to make it 4-0 for Nigeria and a brace for herself.
Reacting to the team’s victory, the Atlanta Olympic gold medalist told reporters that the team are back to their best form at the competition.
“I’m impressed with the performance of the Super Falcons against Burundi. I am delighted with the fact that the goals are now rushing compare to how they started against South Africa.
“Again, the loss to South Africa also spur the Super Falcons to handle every game with all sense of determination and focus and I am happy that they have responded positively.
“Having qualified to the next round, the team must maintain a high level of concentration and avoid any form of complacency regardless of the team they face.”
