Nigeria’s Under-17 women’s team, the Flamingoes, continues to impress at the Under-17 World Cup in Costa Rica. They secured their third consecutive victory in the group stage with a commanding 3-0 win over Mexico, solidifying their position as one of the tournament favorites. Goals from Rasheedat Ajibade, Uchenna Kanu, and Aminat Yakubu propelled Nigeria to victory and earned them a spot in the quarter-finals.
The Flamingoes’ dominance in Group D, alongside their previous wins against Venezuela and Japan, highlights their strong performance and determination in the competition. They are the only team in their group to have achieved a perfect record of three wins, totaling nine points.
With their sights set on the quarter-finals, Nigeria will face Spain in the upcoming match. Their stellar performance so far indicates their readiness to take on tough opponents and continue their quest for success in the tournament.
In addition to Nigeria, Ghana has also advanced to the quarter-finals and will face Italy. Despite their efforts, Zambia has been eliminated from the competition despite securing a victory in their last match.
Overall, Nigeria’s Flamingoes have showcased their talent and resilience, earning praise and recognition on the international stage. Their impressive run in the tournament reflects their determination and skill as they aim for glory in Costa Rica.
