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Super Falcons’ midfielder, Esther Okoronkwo has blamed Nigeria’s shock 3-2 defeat to Malawi on the team’s slow start and a contentious penalty decision against the defending champions.
The Super Falcons lost a disappointing match against WAFCON debutants Malawi in their Group C opener on Tuesday, despite being overwhelming favourites going into the encounter.
Nigeria struggled to contain Malawi’s dangerous sisters, Temwa and Tabitha Chawinga who exploited the lapses in the Falcons’ defence.
Temwa netted twice and Tabitha added Malawi’s third goal as the debutants shocked the nine-time African champions.
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Rasheedat Ajibade and substitute Uchenna Kanu scored for Nigeria but it was not enough to stop the Falcons from suffering an early setback in their title defence.
“We came out a little flat,” Okoronkwo said.
Okoronkwo speaking after the match admitted that Nigeria did not start the game with the intensity needed against a resolute Malawi side.
The midfielder said the Falcons must quickly forget the loss, find their errors and come back stronger in their next game.
“Next game, we’ve got to be better. “We came out a little flat in this game,” Okoronkwo said.
