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Falconets depart for Liberia on Wednesday with 18 players
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Coach Peter Dedevbo’s girls are expected to depart for the west African country on Wednesday with 18 players selected for the trip
By Shina Oludare
Nigeria U20 women team are expected to depart the shores of the country on Wednesday with a 27-person delegation for Liberia. They will fly through Accra and Abidjan before setting out to Monrovia.
The delegation includes 18 players and nine officials as the team will face the Liberia female team for a place at the 2016 Fifa U20 Women’s World Cup billed for Papua New Guinea.
Despite reports of a fresh outbreak of Ebola virus disease in the west African country, the Confederation of African Football has opted not to move the match to a neutral venue.
Caf has appointed Aissatou Inter Keita of the Republic of Guinea as referee for the match billed for the Antoinette Tubman Stadium on Sunday.
She will be assisted by compatriots Fantagbe Kaba, Manty Keita and Isatou Touray as assistant referee1, assistant referee 2 and reserve referee respectively. The match commissioner is Fatou Camara from Mali.
The winner of the fixture will proceed to the third round of qualifiers, to play the winner of the Namibia/DR Congo fixture.
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m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/13379942

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Papua New Guinea 2016 Qualifier: Falconets Defy Ebola, off to Monrovia
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BY EMMA NJOKU
Despite reports of fresh outbreak of the Ebola virus, Nigeria’s Falconets will today fly out of the country for this weekend’s 2016 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup second round, first leg qualifying match against their Liberian counterparts.
According to Thenff.com, head coach, Peter Dedevbo, 18 players and eight other officials will fly through Accra and Abidjan before arriving in Monrovia, the capital of Liberia, on Friday for the game scheduled for Sunday at the Antoinette Tubman Stadium, starting at 4pm.
The Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, had requested that the game be moved to a neutral venue following the report of fresh outbreak of the dreaded Ebola virus disease in the West African country, but the Confederation of African Football, CAF, did not grant the request. Only last weekend, Liberia’s senior national team, Lone Star, hosted Guinea in a 2016 African Nations Championship qualifier, which ended 1-1.
Meanwhile, CAF has appointed Aissatou Inter Keita of the Republic of Guinea as referee for the match.
She will be assisted by compatriots, Fantagbe Kaba, Manty Keita and Isatou Touray as assistant referee1, assistant referee 2 and reserve referee respectively while Fatou Camara from Mali will be the match commissioner.
The winner of the fixture will play the winner of the Namibia/DR Congo fixture in the third round of the qualifiers.
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sunnewsonline.com/new/papua-new-guinea-2016-qualifier-falconets-defy-ebola-off-to-monrovia/

Awfar the match...was it played?

denniece1:
Awfar the match...was it played?

The match comes up on Sunday 12th of July by 4pm.
Thanks for showing concern.

'72 min Liberia 1 VS Nigeria 4

denniece1:
Awfar the match...was it played?

Final Score: Liberia 1 VS Nigeria 7

denniece1:
Awfar the match...was it played?

Final Score: Liberia 1 VS Nigeria 7

denniece1:
Awfar the match...was it played?

Final Score: Liberia 1 VS Nigeria 7

Yetunde Adeboyejo's hat-trick and Amarachi Ojinma's brace gives the Falconets a wide lead ahead of the return leg in a fortnight in Nigeriam

Chinwendu Ihezuo and Juliet Sunday were also on the scorer's sheet.

With this heavy defeat, I don't see the Liberians coming for the return leg.

humberjade:


Final Score: Liberia 1 VS Nigeria 7

Thanks

A very big thank you to denniece1 and humberjade for the timely updates. You guys did a very nice job.

But wait oo why did our girls let in that one goal self?

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Falconets Overthrow Liberia 7-1 in Monrovia
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Coach Peter Dedevbo’s girls began their chase for a World Cup ticket on a brilliant note as they blew aside their hosts before their home fans
By Shina Oludare


Falconets
Liberia U20 Women team got spanked by their Nigerian opponent 7-1 in the second round first leg qualifier played at the Antoinette Tubman Stadium in Monrovia on Sunday.
A hat-trick from Yetunde Adeboyejo, a brace from Amarachi Orjinma plus goals from Chinwedu Ihezuo and Juliet Sunday were all the Falconets needed to tear apart their hosts in the one-sided affair.
Falconets got an early lead through Adeboyejo in the third minute as her strike partner Ihezuo doubled the lead on the hour mark.
Adeboyejo netted her second and Nigeria’s third nine minutes before half time, but the Liberians pulled one back on the stroke of the half time.
Shortly after Yetunde’s treble early in the second half, Juliet Sunday got her side’s fifth goal in the 70th minute, while Ojinma’s late double gave coach Dedevbo’s ladies a massive boost heading into the second leg in Nigeria in two weeks’ time.
The winner of the fixture will proceed to the third round of qualifiers, to play the winner of the Namibia/DR Congo fixture for a place at the 2016 Fifa U20 Women’s World Cup billed for Papua New Guinea.
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m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/13525582

terzurum5:
A very big thank you to denniece1 and humberjade for the timely update. You guys did a very nice job.

Didn't make update sha...just asked about the match

terzurum5:
But wait oo why did our girls let in that one goal self?

Haba. U are are wicked o

So after hammering them 7 goals at home, you still want them to go back to their various houses empty handed.

At least the solitary goal will give them d hope of turning the table around when they come around 4 d return leg.

But on a serious note, I will be very very surprised if they show up 4 d return leg.

humberjade:


Haba. U are are wicked o

So after hammering them 7 goals at home, you still want them to go back to their various houses empty handed.

At least the solitary goal will give them d hope of turning the table around when they come around 4 d return leg.

But on a serious note, I will be very very surprised if they show up 4 d return leg.

hahahahhahahhahahaha you know that kind thing now. They will be like atleast we scored, giving themselves false hope.
Let them come to Nigeria and receive the final bashing jare.

denniece1:

Didn't make update sha...just asked about the match

Ya as in your contribution now.

terzurum5:


hahahahhahahhahahaha you know that kind thing now. They will be like atleast we scored, given themselves false hope.
Let them come to Nigeria and receive the final bashing jare.

No kidding....


They dare not show up 4 d return leg; by d time d Falconets finishes with them, they will withdraw 4rm women football altogether.

humberjade:


No kidding....


They dare not show up 4 d return leg; by d time d Falconets finishes with them, they will withdraw 4rm women football altogether.

Chaiii this your own na him bad pass oooo. Withdraw completely?
See gobe.
Hope the Liberians are not reading this ?

I was expecting the NFF to promote this coach to the super falcons post, with all his experience i believe he will excel more than this danjuma of a guy

The return leg match will end 10-0 (17-1)agg

jieta:
I was expecting the NFF to promote this coach to the super falcons post, with all his experience i believe he will excel more than this danjuma of a guy

I was also surprised that Dedevbo wasn't promoted. The dude is way more tactically advanced than Okon. However, Danjuma is only the interim coach as the NFF are about to hire a Dutch woman for the post.
http://allafrica.com/stories/201507070331.html

terzurum5:
Chaiii this your own na him bad pass oooo. Withdraw completely? See gobe. Hope the Liberians are not reading this ?

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Liberia U20 Women expected in Nigeria on Friday
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The west African team will be hoping to erase a six-goal deficit when they face the Falconets in Saturday’s World Cup qualifier
By Shina Oludare

Liberia U20 Women team are expected in the country tomorrow ahead of their Fifa U20 Women second round second leg qualifier billed for Saturday at the Abuja National Stadium. The first leg played at the Antoinette Tubman Stadium saw Peter Dedevbo’s girls triumph 7-1 with Yetunde Adeboyejo netting a brace while a brace from Amarachi Orjinma plus goals from Chinwedu Ihezuo and Juliet Sunday tore apart the Liberian girls.
Meanwhile, the Confederation of African Football has appointed Togo’s Vincentia Enyonam Amedome to handle the encounter, with compatriots Kossiwa Kpadenou, Cherifa Moussa and Aissata Ameyo Amegee assisting her.
The match commissioner is Lea Annette Dabanga from Central African Republic.
The winner of the fixture will proceed to the third round of qualifiers, to play the winner of the Namibia/DR Congo fixture for a place at the 2016 Fifa U20 Women’s World Cup billed for Papua New Guinea.
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m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/13823882

humberjade:


Final Score: Liberia 1 VS Nigeria 7

Yetunde Adeboyejo's hat-trick and Amarachi Ojinma's brace gives the Falconets a wide lead ahead of the return leg in a fortnight in Nigeriam

Chinwendu Ihezuo and Juliet Sunday were also on the scorer's sheet.

With this heavy defeat, I don't see the Liberians coming for the return leg.

This your Liberian girls are coming to Nigeria to come and receive the final baptism of complete withdrawal from female football oooo. Pls come and welcome them.

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Ghana, Nigeria and South Africa favourites to progress
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Ghana, Nigeria and South Africa are highly favoured to book their places at the next stage of the continental qualifiers of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, Papua New Guinea 2016.
This follows huge margin wins during the first leg matches a fortnight ago.
Finding themselves in the same situation are DR Congo, Equatorial Guinea and Zambia, whilst Burkina Faso look set to complete a double over their Algerian counterparts at the weekend in Ouagadougou, after a 2-1 victory in the previous fixture.
The pick of the weekend will be in Bahir Dar where Ethiopia will play host to Cameroon. The two sides settled for a barren draw in the first leg in Yaounde.
Whilst Nigeria has appeared in every edition of the biennial global championship since its inception in 2002, Ghana has qualified since 2010, confirming their status as the pioneers of women’s football on the continent.
The Falconets of Nigeria will be at home in Abuja against Liberia whilst Ghana’s Princesses are away in Dakar against Senegal.
South Africa’s Basetsana look set to compound the woes of regional rivals, Botswana in Gaborone whilst the Young Gladiators of Namibia have a mountain to climb against DR Congo in Windhoek after a 4-0 loss from the first leg in Kinshasa.
Two teams will qualify to represent Africa at the final tournament scheduled for 28 October to 16 November 2016 in Papua New Guinea.
Friday, 24 July 2015
Senegal vs Ghana (0-6)
Mali vs Equatorial Guinea (0-4)
Botswana vs South Africa (1-
Saturday, 25 July 2015
Nigeria vs Liberia (7-1)
Zambia vs Tanzania (4-0)
Sunday, 26 July 2015
Burkina Faso vs Algeria (2-1)
Namibia vs DR Congo (0-4) Ethiopia vs Cameroon (0-0)
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www.cafonline.com/en-US/NewsCenter/News/NewsDetails?id=TdVJ6FXo9NscefKylidGgQ%3d%3d

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Falconets complete 14-1 destruction of Liberia
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Nigeria women’s U20 team, the Falconets, have qualified for the next round of the qualifying tournament for next year’s World Cup in Papua New Guinea after a 14-1 aggregate win over Liberia.
On Saturday, the Nigeria girls dumped Liberia 7-0 after they won the first leg in Liberia 7-1.
Aminat Yakubu and Joy Bokiri scored a brace each with hat-trick heroine from the first leg Adeboyejo also getting on the score sheet, so also Chinansa Uchendu and Amarachi Ojiinma.
Nigeria led 4-0 by half time.

africanfootball.com//news/554611/Falconets-complete-14-1-destruction-of-Liberia

The Falconets will meet either DR Congo or Namibia in round 2.

CFCfan:
The Falconets will meet either DR Congo or Namibia in round 2.

I pity any country wey go carry leg jam my Super Falconets.

terzurum5:

This your Liberian girls are coming to Nigeria to come and receive the final baptism of complete withdrawal from female football oooo. Pls come and welcome them.

Too bad they eventually came; only to go bck with a basket full of goals.

Their coach even boosted dat we will find it tough when we play them in two years time...He/she must be a learner.

It took d Ghanians, Cameroonians, South Africans and Equatorial Guineans about a decade to come close to us. Dat she wants to achieve in 2 years?

She must be high on some cheap ebola infested weed.

That aside, I am worried we will be going 4 our return leg in Bata without about 5 of our best players.

So sad we are on verge of not qualifing again 4 d Olympics.

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AF Nigeria Nigeria - Women:
Rinsola Babajide Shines Again in Millwall Big Win
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Rinsola Babajide goes for goal for Millwall Ladies.
Nigerian youngster Rinsola Babajide sealed a second FA WSL Continental Tyres Cup victory for Millwall Lionesses as they overcame Watford Ladies 4-2 after an eventful second half.
The 16-year-old Babajide came off the bench and wrapped things up with a terrific solo effort in added time.
She has now scored three goals for Millwall Ladies this season.
It was Ashlee Hincks who opened the scoring with a speculative long-range effort that deceived goalkeeper Trippoli Witney and squirmed into the net.
Stacie Donnelly came closest to equalising with a beautiful strike from distance five minutes before half-time, forcing Frankie Gibbs into a clever save.
But the Millwall strikers doubled the advantage as the match moved into first-half injury time, with Hincks powering through the Watford midfield then laying it off to Fliss Gibbons, who curled an impressive shot into the top corner.
Watford got a goal back in the 55th minute, when Anneka Nuttall rising brilliantly to head home a corner.
That only spurred the visitors on, with Ciara Sherwood winning a corner just before the hour mark, and Dionne Lennon netted firmly from the resulting cross.
The match was marred 15 minutes from time by a leg injury to Millwall’s Jordon Butler, who was helped off the pitch by her team-mates, before Donnelly grabbed a goal back for Watford almost immediately after the restart.
Another Nigerian, Adekite Fatuga Dada, played the full game for Watford Ladies.
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africanfootball.com//news/559733/Rinsola-Babajide-shines-again-in-Millwall-big-win
CC: denniece1,CFCfan, humberjade, Superned, Joseph1013, Daninya, AIG07, e.t.c Can someone quickly alert Coach Peter Dedevbo to invite these girls to Camp?

Is dia no news abt d falconets, since all dx while. pls Update Us