is counting on strikers Perpetua Nkwocha, Stella Mbachu and Cynthia Uwak, who plays in the German Bundesliga with 1.FC Saarbrücken and scoring three goals in 20 appearances this year. With Germany, Canada and France in its Group, Nigeria has the opportunity to cause a major upset and possibly reach the finals. However, they will have to show their best performance so as to avoid loosing in a disgraceful man- ner as in late autumn of 2010 when Germany outclassed Nigeria 8-0.


Another name to contend with is Genoveva


Anonma of the Equitorial Guinea side who plays for the German Bundesliga and is ar- guably the best foreign striker at the league, scoring 13 goals in 17 appearances this year and 37 in 50 games since 2009 for FF USV Jena. While she remains a star both with her team and her national team, it is clear if she is to perform as best as she possibly can, she would need the best ef- forts of her team mates. Many fear her team mates are struggling and are not at par with her incredible skills causing fans to doubt if her national team would survive the group they belong to. That would include teams like Australia, Brazil and Norway as oppo- nents.


stadiums will be filled with enthusiastic fans both from Germany and the world over. Genoveva Anonma against Valerie


Kleiner of SC Freiburg


As preparations continue, Steffi Jones has intimated that more than 500, 000 tickets have been sold so far and is confident the


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