Nigeria’s Falconets produced a breathtaking attacking masterclass, dismantling New Caledonia 10-1 to book their place in the Round of 16 of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup.
With their tournament survival at stake, the Falconets responded in emphatic fashion, taking complete control from the opening whistle and racing into a commanding four-goal lead within the first 27 minutes.
Nigeria showed no signs of easing off after the interval, adding six more goals to complete a resounding victory and underline their attacking strength on the world stage.
Ramotalahi Kareem and Winner Onajite David were the standout performers, both completing hat-tricks in a devastating display of finishing. Rebecca Adegbemile also found the net twice as Nigeria overwhelmed their opponents from start to finish.
The commanding result secured Nigeria second place in Group F and propelled the Falconets into the knockout rounds. They now stand as the only African team left in the competition, carrying the continent’s hopes into the next stage.
Nigeria’s title pursuit continues in the Round of 16, where the Falconets will face England as they chase a historic first FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup triumph.
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