Harry Awurumibe, Africa’s No.1 Women’s Football Journalist
Atlas Lionesses of Morocco in a bus ride to Lagos team hotel
Expectedly, invited countries for the Lagos 6-Nation Invitational Friendly Matches have arrived Nigeria even as the Radisson Hotel camp of the Super Falcons have continued to swell wlikeith arrival of overseas-based stars.
As at the time of this report, Atlas Lionesses of Morocco who touched down in the early hours of Monday have settled in and even had light training session at the Legacy Pitch inside the National Stadium, Surulere later in the day.
Les Aigles (Female Eagles) of Mali being driven to Lagos team hotel on arrival .
Also in town are the Les Aigles of Mali and Black Queens of Ghana who jetted in the same time for the mini-competition. They have all been checked into the teams hotel in Victoria Island.
However, some of the Cameroon’s foreign-based players flew direct into Lagos ahead of the Indomitable Lionesses official arrival on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, more foreign-based players have reported to Super Falcons camp as veteran defender Onome Ebi of Minsk FC of Belarus and teammate /compatriot Regina Otu have arrived camp along two United States-based Mitchell Alozie and goalkeeper, Yewande Balogun are also in camp.
Coming to Lagos…Five Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses players based in Europe hit Lagos ahead of their team.
First choice goalkeeper, Chiamaka Nnadozie of Paris FC and Spain-based Toni Payne of Sevilla FC, are in too just as four invited domestic league players have hit camp.
They are defenders: Akudo Ogbonna (Edo Queens) and Oluwatosin Demehin (Rivers Angels); midfielder, Goodness Onyebuchi (Edo Queens) and attacker, Gift Monday (FC Robo Queens).
Sportsrevelation can reliably gathered that the rest of players are expected to join the camp before dinner time on Monday or breakfast on Tuesday ahead of full training under the supervision of Head Coach Randy Waldrum and his assistants, Ann Agumanu-Chiejine and Wemimo Mathew.
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