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Home»Sports»Just In: D’Tigress Stun World No-3 Australia 75-62 To Win Olympic Group Opener
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Just In: D’Tigress Stun World No-3 Australia 75-62 To Win Olympic Group Opener

Adejuyigbe FrancisBy Adejuyigbe FrancisJuly 29, 2024Updated:July 29, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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D’Tigress Stun World No. 3 Australia with 75-62 Victory in Olympic Opener (Govima Sports Report).

In a thrilling and unexpected turn of events, Nigeria’s D’Tigress stunned the world by defeating the third-ranked Australian team with a 75-62 victory in their opening game of the women’s basketball event at the Paris Olympics. The 13-point triumph marks a significant upset and sets a strong tone for Nigeria’s campaign.

 

The Nigerian team, known for their resilience and determination, showcased exceptional skill and teamwork to overpower their highly ranked opponents. This victory not only boosts their confidence but also positions them as formidable contenders in the tournament.





Nigeria’s D’Tigress have claimed a historic victory, defeating the world’s third-ranked team, Australia, to secure their second-ever win in women’s basketball at the Olympic Games. Demonstrating a stellar defensive performance, D’Tigress began their campaign at Paris 2024 with a strong and impressive start.

 

Ezinne Kalu was a standout player, scoring an exceptional 19 points. Up next for D’Tigress is a match against host nation France on Thursday.

 

D’Tigress’ performance was characterised by a solid defence and efficient offence, which kept the Australians at bay and secured a well-deserved win. The Nigerian squad will look to build on this momentum as they continue their quest for Olympic glory.

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