Nigerians slam VAR decisions in France defeat:'Hard luck for the Falcons'

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The Super Falcons were "robbed" by VAR in their last group game of the 2019 Fifa Women’s World Cup against France, claims Nigerian fans.

Nigeria went into the encounter in dire need of a positive result, but Wendie Renard’s 79th minute penalty condemned Thomas Dennerby’s ladies to their second defeat of the championship.

The game was heading for a 0-0 draw before VAR awarded a penalty kick to the hosts after Ngozi Ebere was penalised for fouling Viviane Asseyi in Nigeria's penalty area.

The initial kick by Renard hit the outside of the post and went wide. However, VAR ordered a replay after goalkeeper Nnadozie moved off her line before the kick. The Olympique Lyon star made no mistakes in converting the retake as Les Bleues made it three wins in three games.

It was a decision that has split opinion, with many feeling the African champions were hard done by the Video Assistant Referee.

Jonathan Kayode@kake_1
Just give them the goal... We understand
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Prince Abraham Joshua@babycustard_007
Who else is follow the women world cup...? The officiating is all messed up!! Wrong call every where!! Disappointing.
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OMO'OBA ðŸ‡³ðŸ‡¬ðŸŽ–@kaptain2020
I don't need anyone to tell me that @FIFAcom is against us in this @FIFAWWC
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Prince Abraham Joshua@babycustard_007
The commentator is so damn disappointing. So unprofessional!! The referee is a scam!!
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Lill Teller@Teller0303
How long are they going to take Africans for a ride?

Nigeria getting robbed there with VAR we see you...
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Ceeklasik..@OfforneduJ
Please these referees should just hand over the cup to the French team. A penalty retake? If she had score the first penalty will the referee has ordered a retake?
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