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Paris 2024: Wakama Promises Better D’Tigress Performance Against Canada

by Affa Acho
11 months ago
in Olympics, Sport
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D’Tigress head coach, Rena Wakama has assured that her side will bounce back from the defeat to France.
The six-time African champions lost their second group game at the ongoing 2024 Olympic Games to host nation, France 75-54.

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D’Tigress were expected to give the French a run for their money after they stunned world number three Australia 75-62 in their opening fixture.

The West Africans however put up a below showing in the encounter.

Ahead of the team’s final group game against Canada on Sunday, Wakama said her players will put up a better performance.

“While we are disappointed with the result against France, we are motivated to put in a strong performance against Canada.

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“A win will ensure our place in the next round,” Wakama told FIBA.com.


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