Malawi Women’s National Football Team superstar Tabitha Chawinga has made it into the French Women’s Ligue 1 team of the week following her impressive performances.
Tabitha scored one goal and provided an assist as Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) Feminine defeated Lille Women 4-0 away on Sunday.
This was her second goal for PSG in the league.
The Malawian also has one goal in the Uefa Women’s Champions League.
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Such outstanding performances have compelled authorities in France’s Ligue 1 to give her a place in the team.
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The former DD Sunshine goal poacher is in the team alongside her PSG teammate Le Guilly and partners Kadidiatou Diani of Olympic Lyonnais.
Tabitha said she has settled down well in France.
“I have adapted well to the weather conditions here in France and my teammates are giving me all the support,’’ Tabitha said.
She is currently eighth on the top scorers’ chart in the European country’s league with two goals, three behind leader Eugenie Le Sommer of Lyon.
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Thiney has also scored five goals whereas Lindsey Horan and Faustine Robert of Lyon and Montpellier, respectively, have four goals each.
Tabitha is at the French giants on loan from Chinese side Wuhan Jiangda.
Last year, she spent another season on loan at Inter Milan Women in Italy where she scored 23 goals in 21 matches.
The former DD Sunshine striker made history when she became the first African female player to win the golden boot award in the European country.
Scorchers coach Lovemore Fazili described Tabitha and Temwa Chawinga as role models.
’’The two players are always professional in everything they do. It is pleasing that they also have an impeccable attitude on and off the pitch,’’ Fazili said.
Temwa is also having a season of her life in China having scored 43 goals in all competitions.
She also transferred her five star performances to the Scorchers, captaining them to gold at the Cosafa Women’s Championship in Pretoria, South Africa, where she also lifted the golden boot award after scoring nine goals.
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