Nigeria’s U-17 women national team, Flamingoes, will today begin their campaign in the 2016 edition of the FIFA U-17 Women World Cup which kicked off yesterday in Amman, the Jordanian capital when they confront their South American counterpart Brazil in their first Group C encounter at the competition. The match expected to be played at the King Abdullah 11 International Stadium Amman by 2pm Nigerian time, will see the Nigerians trying to pick the three points at stake in their opening game before confronting England at the Prince Mohammed International Stadium, Zarqa on October 4 and then face women football power house North Korea four days later at the Amman International Stadium in their last group match. It is expected that Nigeria which has never failed to qualify for the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup with their best performance being quarter-final finishing at Trinidad and Tobago 2010, Azerbaijan 2012 and Costa Rica 2014 will put up a good performance against a Brazilian team whi...
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