The Nigeria U-17 women’s team, Flamingos, has embarked on their journey ahead of the crucial first leg of the African U-17 Women’s World Cup qualification Second Round.
The team is set to face the Central African Republic in Douala, Cameroon on Sunday, February 4.
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The departure signifies the commencement of a challenging phase in the quest for qualification to the U-17 Women’s World Cup.
The Flamingos, under the guidance of their coaching staff led by Coach Bankole Olowookere, are gearing up for a significant battle against the Central African Republic.
The upcoming fixture holds immense importance as both teams aim to secure a coveted spot in the U-17 Women’s World Cup.
The Flamingos will be seeking to showcase their talent and determination on the field, with eyes set on progressing through the qualification rounds.
Nigeria, known for its footballing prowess, will be relying on the skills and teamwork of the young talents within the Flamingos squad.
The departure marks the beginning of a footballing journey that could potentially lead them to global recognition at the U-17 Women’s World Cup.
Football enthusiasts and supporters will be eagerly anticipating the outcome of the first leg clash in Douala, as the Flamingos aim to make a significant stride toward their World Cup qualification aspirations.
