Chiamaka Nnadozie Earns Back-to-Back WSL Save of the Month Nominations

Nigeria’s sensational shot-stopper, Chiamaka Nnadozie, has once again been shortlisted for the Barclays Women’s Super League (WSL) Save of the Month for November—her second consecutive nomination in the competition.

The 24-year-old Brighton goalkeeper earned this month’s nod after pulling off a spectacular save in the 1–1 draw against Liverpool. In the standout moment, Nnadozie reacted brilliantly to tip Fuka Nagano’s long-range rocket onto the crossbar, keeping her side firmly in the contest during a pulsating encounter.

Last month’s award went to Arsenal’s Daphne van Domselaar, but this time, fans have the chance to cast their votes for their favourite stop via the official WSL website.

Nnadozie’s back-to-back nominations reflect more than just good form—they highlight a goalkeeper who is finding her rhythm, commanding her box, and earning the respect of the entire league.

Opinion:

A Keeper Who’s Not Just Performing—She’s Making a Statement

Nnadozie’s consistency this season is no accident. Match after match, she shows maturity, sharp reflexes, and an unshaken composure that many goalkeepers spend years trying to develop. What’s even more impressive is her ability to step up in high-pressure moments—like the crucial save against Liverpool that has now placed her among the WSL’s top performers for the second month running.

For Brighton, she has quickly become more than just a goalkeeper; she’s a leader, a last line of defence, and often the spark that keeps the team alive in tough matches. For Nigeria, she continues to solidify her reputation as one of Africa’s finest exports in women’s football.

With form like this, it’s only a matter of time before her name begins to echo louder across Europe.
If she keeps this pace, the question might soon shift from “Can she win it?” to “Who can stop her?”