Paris FC goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie has finally placed her name into the history books after delivering a heroic performance in the Coupe de France Féminine final.
The Super Falcons shot-stopper was the undisputed star as Paris FC clinched their first Coupe de France title with a dramatic 5-4 penalty shootout victory over Paris Saint-Germain, Footballrover reports.
Nnadozie’s shootout brilliance secures history
Nnadozie made two stunning saves in the shootout, sealing her first Coupe de France title and the club’s maiden triumph in the prestigious competition.
It was a moment of personal and collective glory, coming five years after her move from Rivers Angels in the Nigeria Women’s Football League.
In a tough final clash at Stade de l’Épopée in Calais, both sides played to a goalless draw across regulation and extra time.
When it mattered most, Chiamaka Nnadozie stepped up under pressure, showing nerves of steel and lightning reflexes.
Her two penalty saves proved decisive in the shootout win, sending Paris FC into jubilations.
It was also a battle of Super Falcons stars, as Nnadozie faced off against compatriot Jennifer Echegini, who has been a standout for PSG this season.
Echegini had little impact in the game, as she was only introduced deep into extra time and could only watch as her side fell short.
Chiamaka Nnadozie’s first Coupe de France title—a long time coming
Paris FC secure their first trophy in 19 years!
• Coup de France ✅️
• Champions League qualification ✅️
• League Playoffs ✅️
• 12 Clean Sheets 🧤
What a season she is having ✨️
This title marks Chiamaka Nnadozie’s first Coupe de France title and her first major silverware with Paris FC since joining the club in 2020.
The 24-year-old, who was named the best goalkeeper in the French league last season, continues to build a remarkable career in Europe.
Now firmly in contention for another Goalkeeper of the Year accolade, Nnadozie’s brilliance against PSG may well tip the scales in her favour.
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