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Asisat Oshoala named Africa Women Championship Most Valuable Player

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Asisat Oshoala named Africa Women Championship Most Valuable Player
The former Falconets forward has been voted the Most Valuable Player at the 2014 African Women Championship in Namibia

Nigeria’s Asisat Oshoala has won the Golden Ball award as the best player of the 2014 Africa Women Championship and second highest goal scorer with four goals.

Compatriot Desire Oparanozie who got Nigeria’s curtain raiser in the final against Cameroon won the top scorer’s award having scored five goals from five matches.

Player                                         Team                                     Goals                   Penalties

Desire Oparanozie                      Nigeria                                     5                              1

Asisat Oshoala                            Nigeria                                    4                              0

Gaelle Enganamount                  Cameroon                                 3                              1

Tia Vino Ines N’Rehy              Cote d’Ivoire                              3                              0

Cameroon  goalkeeper Annette Ngo Ndom won the best goalkeeper award with Nigeria's Francesca Ordega winning the player of the match award.


GOAL.COM

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