Falconets Crush New Zealand to Qualify for Semi-final

The Falconets have qualified for the semi-final of the ongoing FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Canada, after an emphatic 4-1 win over New Zealad.

Asisat Oshoala opened scoring for the Nigerians as early as the 31st second, converting Ugo Njoku’s fine cross. Oshoala doubled their lead in the 11th minute, squeezing her shot past Lily Alfeld’s legs.

Poor finishing denied the Falconets more goals, until the second-half introduction of Sunday Uchechi. 

The substitute made it 3-0 with just six minutes left, before the Kiwis grabbed a consolation goal through Rolston. It was Uchechi who had the final word, with the last goal of the game.

Nigeria will now face Korea DPR in the last four. 

The match will be played on August 20 at the Moncton Stadium.

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One  Bio-informatics researcher at Lancaster University in the United Kingdom, Derek Gatherer who majored in viral genetics and evolution said: “When a person becomes infected with Ebola, the virus depletes the body’s immune cells, which defend against infection.

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