Chiamaka Nnadozie, the Super Falcons goalkeeper, celebrated on her official đť•Ź page after aiding her team’s victory in the 2025 Coupe de France FĂ©minine. She shone brightly in the penalty shootout, ensuring Paris FC’s 5-4 triumph over Paris Saint-Germain.
The final, held at a packed Stade Gaston-GĂ©rard in Dijon, ended goalless after 90 minutes of intense action. Both teams created chances but were denied by excellent goalkeeping and resolute defending.
In the ensuing penalty shootout, Nnadozie emerged as the match-winner, making two crucial saves to hand Paris FC only their second-ever Coupe de France title.
Her commanding presence between the posts and sharp reflexes earned her widespread praise and cemented her status as one of the top goalkeepers in women’s football.
The 24-year-old Nigerian international celebrated the triumph by expressing her excitement and gratitude on the social media platform 𝕏. “Champions of France. The journey was tough but the trophy worth it. A dream come true. Thanks to everyone who supported. I give God the glory,” she posted, along with a photo of herself lifting the trophy. Nnadozie has had an impressive season with Paris FC, playing a crucial role in their domestic and European
Her performances have caught the eye of elite clubs, and she is anticipated to finalize a major transfer to Everton in the English Women’s Super League this summer.
The championship victory contributes to Nnadozie’s expanding collection of awards and occurs only months before she is anticipated to captain the Super Falcons in the forthcoming international competitions.
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