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Perpetua Nkwocha

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Perpetua Nkwocha
Lagos, Silimin gɔli January 3, 1976 (run 49)
O ya TiŋgbaŋNigeria
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Pin' shɛŋa o ni dee

Perpetua Ijeoma Nkwocha // (listen) (bɛ daa dɔɣi o la Silimiin goli January dabaa ata dali yuuni 1976) nyɛla Nigerianima boliŋmɛri baŋda kuro ŋun nyɛ paɣa ka daa nyɛ boliŋmɛra kpɛma zaŋ n-ti Nigeria women's national football team. O nyɛla koachi zaŋ n-ti Clemensnäs IF din be Swedish Women's Football Division 2. O nyɛla ŋun na min ŋmɛ bolli n-ti Swedish club Sunnanå SK.

Nkwocha nyɛla ŋun mali alikawli ni Turkey tooni boliŋmɛra kuro Çanakkale Dardanelspor saha ŋɔ Piteå IF nyɛla ŋun ŋmɛri Ghanaian bolli Justice Tetteh Komey.[1]

Nigeria

Individual

List of international goals scored by Perpetua Nkwocha
No. Date Venue Opponent Score Result Competition
114 September 2000Canberra, Australia China1–31–32000 Summer Olympics
213 December 2002Warri, Nigeria Mali2–05–12002 African Women's Championship
34–1
418 December 2002Warri, Nigeria South Africa4–05–02002 African Women's Championship
520 December 2002Warri, Nigeria Ghana1–02–02002 African Women's Championship
612 March 2004South Africa South Africa2–02–22004 Summer Olympics qualification
722 April 2004Reading, England England2–03–0Friendly
83–0
919 September 2004Germiston, South Africa Algeria3–04–02004 African Women's Championship
1022 September 2004 Cameroon1–02–22004 African Women's Championship
1125 September 2004Pretoria, South Africa Mali2–03–02004 African Women's Championship
123–0
1328 September 2004Johannesburg, South Africa Ethiopia4–04–02004 African Women's Championship
143 October 2004Johannesburg, South Africa Cameroon1–05–02004 African Women's Championship
152–0
163–0
174–0
1828 October 2006Oleh, Nigeria Equatorial Guinea3–24–22006 African Women's Championship
1931 October 2006Warri, Nigeria Algeria2–06–02006 African Women's Championship
206–0
217 November 2006Warri, Nigeria Cameroon2–05–02006 African Women's Championship
223–0
234–0
2411 November 2006Warri, Nigeria Ghana1–01–02006 African Women's Championship
2522 July 2007Algiers, Algeria South Africa3–04–02007 All-Africa Games
2612 August 2008Beijing, China Brazil1–01–32008 Summer Olympics
271 November 2010Daveyton, South Africa Mali1–05–02010 African Women's Championship
282–0
293–0
304 November 2010Daveyton, South Africa South Africa1–02–12010 African Women's Championship
312–0
327 November 2010Daveyton, South AfricaTɛmplet:Country data TAN1–03–02010 African Women's Championship
332–0
3411 November 2010Daveyton, South Africa Cameroon3–15–12010 African Women's Championship
354–1
365–1
3714 November 2010Daveyton, South Africa Equatorial Guinea1–04–22010 African Women's Championship
385 July 2011Dresden, GermanyTɛmplet:Country data CAN1–01–02011 FIFA Women's World Cup
3916 June 2012Lagos, NigeriaTɛmplet:Country data ZIM1–04–02012 African Women's Championship qualification
4029 October 2012Bata, Equatorial Guinea Cameroon2–12–12012 African Women's Championship
411 November 2012Bata, Equatorial Guinea Ethiopia3–03–02012 African Women's Championship
4214 October 2014Windhoek, NamibiaTɛmplet:Country data ZAM6–06–02014 African Women's Championship
  1. ↑ FF har gjort klart med Tetteh Komey. Norran.
  2. ↑ IFFHS All-time Africa Women's Dream Team. The International Federation of Football History & Statistics (IFFHS) (7 June 2021).

Tɛmplet:S-refTɛmplet:African Women's Footballer of the Year

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