“She Did Not”: Michelle Alozie Claims Lauren James Didn’t Reach Out Privately After WC Incident

• Michelle Alozie has debunked rumours that Lauren James reached out to her privately after the FIFA Women’s World Cup
• The England Women star stomped on the Nigerian defender before being sent off by the referee
• James took to social media to apologise; however, Alozie claims the forward did not reach out personally, contrary to claims

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Super Falcons star Michelle Alozie has disclosed that England Women player Lauren James did not reach out privately to her after an incident at the recently concluded FIFA Women’s WorldCup.

The Three Lionesses knocked the Africans out of the tournament in the Round of 16, but James stomped on the Nigerian defender during the pulsating encounter.

She was initially shown a yellow card, but after a VAR review of the incident, it was upgraded to a red as the striker was sent off.

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The intense moment drew so much attention, and James took to social media to apologise to the Nigerian defender, her teammates and football fans.

She wrote:

And Alozie acknowledged the comments as the Houston Dash star replied to the tweet:

There were speculations that James further reached out to her personally, but Alozie denied that the England player reached out privately.

She said on Channels Television’s Sports Tonighton Monday:

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Sports Brief earlier reported that Nigerians have taken to social media to react after Super Falcons star Michelle Alozie shared a photoof herself with music sensation Davido.

Alozie was part of the