Nigeria beat Brazil to reach first-ever women U-17 World Cup final.
The Flamingos defeated Brazil 3-1 in the semi-final on Wednesday night to achieve the feat.
All goals were scored in the first half, with Queen Joseph scoring the opener before Awawu Bashiru’s brace sealed the impressive win.
Joseph […] Nigeria have advanced into the final of the Under-17 Women’s World Cup for the first time ever.
Joseph slotted home from four yards to put Akeem Busari’s side ahead, and the lead was doubled on 71 minutes through Bashiru’s lofted cross that sailed over the goalkeeper into the net. She sealed the win ten minutes from time with a well-plced finish at the near post to send Nigerian fans and officials into jubilation. Greise Kelly netted Brazil’s consolation on 89 minutes as Nigeria jubilated a first-ever win against the South Americans as they reached the final in Morocco. It is the first time an African nation will reach the final of the tournament, and Nigeria is set to break its bronze medal feat of 2022.
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