Why Asisat Oshoala Might Be Underrated
<p>I’m Nigerian, and I love football. Despite pointing it out, this is quite the norm in my country. We are a football country of over 200 Million people. By conventional logic and probability, we should be among the best soccer-playing nations in the world. The truth, though, is anything but. We might be the torch-bearers of the continent when it comes to World Cup appearances and the frequency of knockout appearances. However, four African teams have made the quarter-finals of the male event, and, most recently, <a href="https://www.fifa.com/fifaplus/en/articles/world-cup-qatar-2022-morocco-semi-finals-other-shocks-bulgaria-sweden-turkey-croatia-korea-republic" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Morocco surprisingly made the semi-finals</a>. On the other hand, Nigeria has yet to conquer the round of sixteen after three appearances at that level.</p>
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