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FIFA Women's World Cup

“My butt is fine”- Alozie reacts to Lauren James’ stamp

Nigeria's Michelle Alozie reacted to Lauren James' reckless stamp on her during Monday's round of 16 match of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup.

Calvin Kaumba Chikenge
Calvin Kaumba Chikenge Published August 8, 2023
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Lauren James stamps on Michelle Alozie. (Photo by Elsa - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
Lauren James stamps on Michelle Alozie. (Photo by Elsa - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

The Three Lionesses’ star, Lauren James, was sent off in the 87th minute after stamping on Nigeria’s Michelle Alozie during the round of 16 match yesterday at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.

The Nigerian fullback was so dominant in the duo’s contest that James’s only highlight of the match was a sending-off.

However, after the match, Alozie told reporters that she was surprised by James’ reaction to her tackle.

“I was a little bit surprised by her reaction to the tackle. I don’t think it was really needed,” she said.

“I’m fine; my butt is fine from her stepping on it! I was kind of confused initially. I didn’t understand what was going on at first. There’s no hard feelings; it’s just a game.”

Alozie kept James, who has three goals and three assists in the competition so far, silent in that match. (Photo by Elsa- FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

She added, “It was good for us. James is a really good player. And nullifying her was really big for us. We didn’t want her to move freely and get those shots off that she usually does. It was good for us to have her taken out of the game.

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Nigeria went toe-to-toe with England but ultimately lost 4-2 on penalties after a 0-0 draw during normal play.

James, who has now turned off her comment section on Instagram to avoid abuse from angry fans, will miss England’s quarterfinal match against Colombia.

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    Calvin Kaumba Chikenge is an award-winning Zambian multimedia sports journalist well known for his exclusive stories and feature writing. He was voted 2023/24 MTN/FAZ Super League journalist of the year. In addition to reporting on sports for Spring TV, he interned for the Zambia Daily Mail newspaper. He is the current Ballon d'Or juror and has contributed to numerous international publications, including the Guardian in the UK, and is the editor of BolaNews.
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