Nigeria Vs Germany, I Hope it Won't Be A Match Decided Before Any Ball Has Been Kicked.

Easy with the bashing that will come with this post please. I know I'm meant to be patriotic and optimistic about today's match but in all honesty, I'm only being realistic. Kudos to Dennerby the tactician and the girls for a great work so far, From the experience of Onome Ebi, to Ordega's Work rate, Ayinde's composure, Chikwelu Tenacity and of course to the the best two things to have ever happened to the falcons so far this tournament, talking about the break out of Okeke and Chiamaka Nnadozie. So far the whole squad has done nothing wrong In my eyes. You can't win games by defending alone, you've got to score too. When you have the ball, you have to try to play, according to the qualities of your team. The last time I checked, we came to France with just five defenders, so what happen to the nine forwarders we've got. We've got pacy forwards in Oshoala and Ordega but I don't see us utilising that to our advantage. We sit in too deep and I think majority percentage of football loving Nigerians wouldn't be surprised if these girls are back to Nigeria on Sunday If we play the same way we did against France. You sit tight, be compact from the middle and the back but when you have the ball, you should encourage your players to utilise the space, hold it, be in control of the possession for sometime If not for greater part, avoid loosing possession poorly. Skipper Oparanozie is very good with his back to goal, use her to hold the ball in (Drogba's style) keeping the ball by resting on her lap, with her back to goal, thereby  creating the space for the two other wide players to attack the space. All the very best to the Super falcons of Nigeria playing in Groupama Stadium Lyon, France by 4:30 (WAT). The stadium capacity is 59,186 built in 2013 and the referee for this encounter is the Japanese Woman by name Yoshimi Yamashita But the report we got from Nff Twitter handle @Thenff is that the venue of the match is Stade De Alpes In Grenoble,  Grenoble or Lyon, #Goodlucktothefalcons #GerNig