Patience Avre

Nigerian former football forward

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Patience AvrePersonal information

Date of birth|  (1976-06-10) 10 June 1976 (age 48)
Place of birth|  Nigeria
Position(s)|  Forward
International career
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
2000|  Nigeria|  16|  (1)

Patience Avre (born 10 June 1976) is a Nigerian former football forward who played for the Nigeria women's national football team at the 1995, 1999 and 2003 FIFA Women's World Cups as well as the 2000 Summer Olympics.[1]

## See also

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* Nigeria at the 2000 Summer Olympics

## References

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1. ^ "Patience Avre". World Football. Retrieved 26 February 2017.

## External links

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* Patience Avre – FIFA competition record (archived)
* Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Patience Avre". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020.

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Nigeria squad – 1995 FIFA Women's World Cup

* 1 Chiejine
* 2 Omagbemi (c)
* 3 Ezeocha
* 4 Okoroafor
* 5 Branch
* 6 Kudaisi
* 7 Mbilitam
* 8 Nwadike
* 9 Uche
* 10 Ogun
* 11 Emeafu
* 12 Akide
* 13 Okosieme
* 14 Ebimiekumo
* 15 Mmadu
* 16 Opara
* 17 Akpagu
* 18 Avre
* 19 Nwaiwu
* 20 Mukoro
* Coach: Hamilton

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Nigeria squad – 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup

* 1 A. Chiejine
* 2 Kudaisi
* 3 Tarhemba
* 4 Nwaneri
* 5 Opara
* 6 Ajayi
* 7 Mbachu
* 8 Nwadike
* 9 Usieta
* 10 Ogun
* 11 Emeafu
* 12 Chime
* 13 Okosieme
* 14 Omagbemi (c)
* 15 Mmadu
* 16 Iweta
* 17 Egbe
* 18 Avre
* 19 Akide
* 20 I. Chiejine
* Coach: Ismaila

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Nigeria women's football squad – 2000 Summer Olympics

* 1 A. Chiejine
* 2 Kudaisi
* 3 Tarhemba
* 4 Nkwocha
* 5 Opara
* 6 Ajayi
* 7 Mbachu
* 8 Nwadike
* 9 Usieta
* 10 Akide
* 11 I. Chiejine
* 12 Avre
* 13 Okisieme
* 14 Omagbemi
* 15 Mmadu
* 16 Iweta
* 17 Egbe
* 18 Chime
* Coach: Ismaila

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Nigeria squad – 2002 African Women's Championship winners (5th title)

* 1 A. Chiejine
* 2 Ekpo
* 3 Kayode
* 4 Nkwocha
* 5 Ojo
* 6 Ajayi
* 7 Mbachu
* 8 Yusuf
* 9 Dede
* 10 Akide
* 11 Egbe
* 12 Opara
* 13 Okosieme
* 14 I. Chiejine
* 15 Mmadu
* 16 Iweta
* 17 Omagbemi (c)
* 18 Avre
* Coach: Okpodu

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Nigeria squad – 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup

* 1 Opara
* 2 Ekpo
* 3 Kayode
* 4 Nkwocha
* 5 Ebi
* 6 Ajayi
* 7 Mbachu
* 8 Yusuf
* 9 Ikidi
* 10 Akide
* 11 Egbe
* 12 Dede
* 13 Okosieme
* 14 Chiejine
* 15 Mmadu
* 16 Iweta
* 17 Omagbemi (c)
* 18 Avre
* 19 Okhae
* 20 Okolo
* Coach: Okpodu

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