<h4>Breaking! Lauren James Apologizes To Alozie</h4>
<p><strong><a href="https://openlife.ng/">OpenLife Nigeria</a></strong> reports that Lauren James, one of the England players in the ongoing women world cup has apologized to Nigeria&#8217;s Michelle Alozie over her unprofessional conduct on the field of play</p>
<p>During the match, England survived a major scare to beat Nigeria 4-2 on penalties and sneak through to a World Cup quarter-final against Colombia or Jamaica following a goalless draw.</p>
<p>Bethany England, Rachel Daly, Alex Greenwood and Chloe Kelly all scored in Brisbane as England survived the sending off of Lauren James in normal time to progress.</p>
<p>Georgia Stanway and Desire Oparanozie sent their opening sides penalties wide of the post before Michelle Alozie also missed the target for Nigeria to leave England in control.</p>
<p>James was sent off for a reckless stamp with four minutes of the 90 remaining, planting her studs on the back of Alozie.</p>
<p>She was initially shown a yellow card but it was changed to a straight red after referee Melissa Borjas checked her pitch-side monitor on the recommendation of the VAR.<br />
The action generated unpleasant reactions across the globe.</p>
<p>On Tuesday, Lauren James apologised to Nigeria&#8217;s Michelle Alozie for her red card the day before and has promised to learn from the experience.</p>

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