Nigeria Captain Rasheedat Ajibade has received a slide in Zambia after Friday’s prevailing victory in the quarter-finals of the Continuous Nations of Women’s Africa.

Copper queens were expressed in construction, with the reign of the African player of the year Barbra Banda promising goals against SuperWhile her teammates made predictions similarly bold.

However, Justine Madugu’s team had other plans, placing the past five Nora Steptle squad at the Larbi Zaaouli Stadium in Casablanca to book their place in the semifinals.

In her post-match remarks, Atletico Madrid’s former star was not held after the pronounced result, revealing that she and her teammates had been driven by disrespect perceived in the creation of the clash.

“To be honest, these are the kind of games we want to play because before the match we were really underestimated,” Sanbavade told the media.

“There were so many hypes for the Zambian side. Those moments when they underestimated were those moments we tried to grow.

“Their (boastful) words also inspired us a lot. Football is played with our feet, not with mouth. So it’s all to show what we can do and the world has seen it. We just want to continue playing a game at a time until the end.

“Also, our game plan was essentially focused on ourselves and work on the team structure. Focus on our game plan and just do what we have to do to win the game.”

In addition to approaching their intention for a tenth African title, Ajibade reflected what the victory for her team meant and how they found motivation despite a slow start in Morocco.

“It shows every effort we are setting up every day (are being repaid),” she continued.

“Everyday we try to push ourselves physically, mentally and emotionally. To be honest, there are many things that happen behind the scenes, but we do not allow it to stop us because for us, this is what we want to do.

“This is our job, that’s not just doing it yourself, but making it for young girls aspiring to become professional footballers one day.

“We know that this is a greater responsibility than we and we are taking it with every honor. We must be mentally focused and continue to continue all the time.”

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Ajibade added: “Sincerely it is not easy to play without accepting a goal from the beginning of this tournament. We started very slowly and continued to grow as the game progressed.

“We have to continue to work hard, keep the high concentration, keep the high energy in the team and make sure we are giving our best every game.

“It’s about teamwork. When the tour began, we were 100% focused on the group stage. Now it’s all about giving 120% as a team.

“Playing with four clean sheets in a prestigious tour like this is not frankly easy. We must praise the whole technical staff. I have to congratulate the whole team, from our protection to the goalkeeper, to everyone in the team for a well -done job.

“We want to continue to make history for ourselves as players because we want to set a standard for those who come after us.”