Nigeria v Tunisia

2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations, Group Stage

NigeriaNigeriaNGA

1-0-0, 3 PTS

TunisiaTunisiaTUN

0-0-1, 0 PTS

Asisat Oshoala - 4'

Rinsola Babajide - 45'+1'

Chinwendu Ihezuo - 84'

16
Nnadozie
5
Plumptre
14
Demehin
3
Ohale
22
Alozie
13
Abiodun
18
Ayinde
15
Ajibade
2
Babajide
8
Oshoala
7
Payne

No.Name
16Chiamaka Nnadozie
14Blessing Demehin
3Osinachi Ohale
5Ashleigh Plumptre
22Michelle Alozie
18Halimatu Ayinde 12Jennifer Echegini
13Deborah Abiodun 10Christy Ucheibe
15Rasheedat Ajibade
8Asisat Oshoala 6Esther Okoronkwo
2Rinsola Babajide 19Chinwendu Ihezuo
7Toni Payne 20Folashade Ijamilusi

Substitutes
1Tochukwu Oluehi
9Ifeoma Onumonu
11Sikiratu Isah
4Shukurat Oladipo
17Francisca Ordega

16
Jebrani
17
Khanchouch
18
Aouni
4
Abbassi
6
Aouina
23
Bayahia
5
Bettoumi
19
Lamti
12
Ben Hadj Mahmoud
20
Zemzem
7
Guermazi

No.Name
16Soulayma Jebrani
4Chaima Abbassi
18Samia Aouni
6Rania Aouina
17Yesmin Khanchouch
23Myriam Bayahia
19Chirine Lamti
5Norhène Bettoumi 9Sabrine Ellouzi
12Yosra Ben Hadj Mahmoud
20Salma Zemzem 8Ahlem Ammar
7Sana Guermazi 10Mariem Houij

Substitutes
14Salma Marzouki
13Sarah Ben M'Barek
1Manelle Ben Mohamed
2Nora Nouhaili
21Amani Ayed
11Sabah Shaiek
15Ghada Ayadi

Stade Larbi Zaouli

12:00 PM, July 6, 2025

Casablanca, Morocco

Referees:
Suavis Iratunga

Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
Nigeria	3	2	1	0	+4	7
Algeria	3	1	2	0	+1	5
Botswana	3	1	0	2	-1	3
Tunisia	3	0	1	2	-4	1

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Nigeria v Tunisia

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Women's Africa Cup of Nations Standings

Women's Africa Cup of Nations News

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