FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup Jordan 2016

Nigeria vs England

4th October 2016

Time: 16:00 Local time (2:00pm Nigerian time)

Prince Mohammed International StadiumZarqa (JOR)


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Wish my fellow ladies the very best.....



We gonna win this.....



Lover of Female Soccer.....





If u not a lover of female soccer u advice not to post nasty comments here...

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Wish my fellow ladies the very best.....



We gonna win this.....



Lover of Female Soccer.....





If u not a lover of female soccer u advice not to post nasty comments here...

I'm a lover of female football. Can I make nasty comments.

Well, I don't see us winning but hope i'm wrong.

maputohq:
I'm a lover of female football. Can I make nasty comments.
Well, I don't see us winning but hope i'm wrong.

Lolz,
No u can't


We r winning this cos England Team is as bad as Ghana League...

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Lolz,

No u can't



We r winning this cos England Team is as bad as Ghana League...

But our team didn't string so many passes together and depended on the long balls, do you think they would play well this time?

kilo4sure:

But our team didn't string so many passes together and depended on the long balls, do you think they would play well this time?

off course i believe we can play well and win this match...

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Lolz,

No u can't



We r winning this cos England Team is as bad as Ghana League...

did you watch their match against korea?they are not that bad
but i pray our ladies win

enomakos:
did you watch their match against korea?they are not that bad
but i pray our ladies win

I didn't but I know our ladies can do better than them...

optional1:




I didn't but I know our ladies can do better than them...

Lol, so you didn't watch their match but u just feel they are not good?

kilo4sure:

Lol, so you didn't watch their match but u just feel they are not good?

Did you watch England match?

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Did you watch England match?

Yes l did.

I gave up on these gals after watching their first match
The coach has done nothing worthwhile with that team
A team that cannot string passes, void of ball holder and cannot shoot, how on earth will they score
England is desperate to win after the draw while KPR will be waiting to take their chances with us

This competition was over for our gals immediately after the first match

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I didn't but I know our ladies can do better than them...

i pray so

Mehn, cameroon's defeat was so annoying

kilo4sure:
Yes l did.

So dey did better than our girls?

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So dey did better than our girls?

Yes, especially in going forward. But my hope is that we step up our game and not play the negative football we played on Saturday.

oloriooko:
I gave up on these gals after watching their first match
The coach has done nothing worthwhile with that team
A team that cannot string passes, void of ball holder and cannot shoot, how on earth will they score
England is desperate to win after the draw while KPR will be waiting to take their chances with us

This competition was over for our gals immediately after the first match

Where is your little Faith?

kilo4sure:

Yes, especially in going forward. But my hope is that we step up our game and not play the negative football we played on Saturday.

Off course they will step up like never before..... Just have a little Faith on them and you will see magic display frm our girls....

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Off course they will step up like never before..... Just have a little Faith on them and you will see magic display frm our girls....

I love your faith in them

optional1:




Where is your little Faith?

Bros faith without works is dead!
These gals were poorly prepared by NFF so better reserve your faith for better things

oloriooko:


Bros faith without works is dead!
These gals were poorly prepared by NFF so better reserve your faith for better things

Sis not Bros.....



Reserve ur faith in them cos dy r gonna surprise you big time.....

Though the team is poor, England is not a good side either. Their chances of getting 3pts is high

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Sis not Bros.....



Reserve ur faith in them cos dy r gonna surprise you big time.....

Sorry sis
But I'd rather use my faith against this recession than put it in these gals

oloriooko:


Sorry sis
But I'd rather use my faith against this recession than put it in these gals

Lol..


Every talk is all abt recession now....



We r watching tomorrow is already here...

femi4:
Though the team is poor, England is not a good side either. Their chances of getting 3pts is high

Dats my big bro....

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Dats my big bro....

hapi independence/new month

England Profile:

The past

England might be participating in the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup for just the second time, but they will do well to match their only prior appearance at this tournament. Then, at the inaugural edition in New Zealand, the Young Lionesses marched all the way to the semi-finals, claiming memorable wins over Brazil, Nigeria and Japan along the way. But although that 2008 showpiece witnessed the emergence of stars such as Lucy Bronze, Danielle Carter and Jordan Nobbs, England proved unable to follow it up by qualifying for the subsequent U-17 finals in 2010, 2012 and 2014. Consequently, the English will arrive in Jordan anxious to make up for lost time.

The present
The Young Lionesses’ U-17 Women’s World Cup exile came to an end in May, when they qualified in third place at the UEFA Women’s U-17 Championship in Belarus. John Griffiths’ side won all three games during the group phase – the only team in the tournament to do so – only to be narrowly edged out by the odd goal in seven in a thrilling semi-final against eventual winners Germany. The English would not be denied a place at Jordan 2016, though, and made sure of their participation when Niamh Charles’ double secured a 2-1 win over Norway in the third-place play-off.

The future
Griffiths has made no secret of the fact that emulating 2008 team’s run to the semi-finals is, to him, less important than repeating that side's success in bringing through the likes of Bronze and Carter. As the England coach said: “There’s a longer journey for my players to aim for and that is one day getting into Mark Sampson’s senior team. A World Cup will give the players more tournament experience which will hopefully help them if and when that happens.” In this respect, there are already promising signs concerning the current crop of English U-17s, with several Young Lionesses having impressed in Belarus. Among them were Charles, heroine of that play-off win, and Alessia Russo, a duo who topped the tournament’s assists and goals charts respectively.

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The team of Nigeria pose prior to the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup Group C match between Nigeria and Brazil at King Abdullah II International Stadium on October 1, 2016 in Amman, Jordan.

Nigerians girls lacked tactical awareness, vision and preparedness. Synthetic fields are slower than natural fields. They are more likely to slow the roll of ball than the natural fields hence the girls seemed to misjudge their kicks during string of passes. The problem lies more likely on lack of preparation, which is very Nigerian, than on anything else. In addition, Nigerian society sucks because it tends to shower misplaced praises on a goal scorer instead of collective efforts in winning a match.

Nigeria's Flamingoes vow fight-back after Brazil loss
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Nigeria will hope to beat England on Tuesday afternoon after they lost their opening group game of the FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup in Jordan to Brazil at the weekend.

“We will pick up the pieces by winning against England,” assured top team official Dupe Oyewale.

“The girls were too nervous and so were not at their best possibly because most of them were playing at this level for the very first time and also against mighty Brazil.”

The Flamingoes, who have reached the last eight of this competition in the last three editions, will be hard pressed to win on Tuesday to get their campaign back on track.

Nigeria are bottom of the standings after England and North Korea played out a thrilling 3-3 draw in their opening game on Saturday.

Both teams have clashed once in this tournament with England winning 1-0 at the maiden tournament in 2008.

Kick-off time is 2pm Nigerian time tomorrow.

Support flamingoes on papers, buh my bet goes to England.

ok guys


lets go there...