2023 WWC: Why We ‘II Fight Like Hell Against Nigeria – Ireland 

 

Republic of Ireland forward, Marissa Sheva has warned the Super Falcons to be ready for war

Vera Pauw’s side has been eliminated from the ongoing 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup after losing to co-hosts, Australia and Canada in their opening two games.

The Girls in Green, who are making their maiden appearance at the Women’s World Cup will play for pride when they take on the Super Falcons in their last group game at the Lang Park, Brisbane on Monday morning.

Sheva said they want to finish the competition on a high and will go for a win against the Super Falcons

“You will never see us give up,” Sheva, who plays for NWSL side, Washington Spirit told BBC.

“I am so proud of this team for that reason. We will go into that next game in Brisbane and we will fight like hell.”

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