Nigeria’s Falconets made it two wins out of two as they thrashed Togo 6-0 in their second game at the 2023 WAFU B tournament in Ghana on Wednesday, Completesports.com reports.
In their first game of the competition the Falconets destroyed Niger Republic 7-0.
The win saw the Falconets progress into the last four of the competition.
A brace each from Amina Bello and Flourish Sabastine and solitary strikes from Esther Onyenezide and Opeyemi Ajakaye secured the comfortable win.
Played inside the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi, Bello opened the scoring in the 11th minute before Sabastine made it 2-0 just a minute later.
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In the 30th minute Onyenezide got the third goal after converting from the penalty spot while. Rulli added the fourth on 59 minutes.
Goals from Ajakaye and Sabastine on 61 and 76 minutes respectively completed he rout.
The Falconets will take on fellow semi-finalists Burkina Faso on Sunday, May 28 in their final group game.
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Good news and well done completesports for the news about our girls.
How it should be girls.
Na wa ooo. These ladies are ruthless. Anybody they jam, na wotowoto. Niger first collected 7, now Togo don carry 6. 13 goals scored in 2 matches, no goal conceded.
Winning Wafu is like playing qualifiers but I look into these matches picking out other analysis where we can improve. Yes good results but I also know that a lot of chances went begging and Ajankaye who should be scoring for fun as the top9 must improve her shooting because when it’s time for World Cup she’ll be up against world class defenders and Goalies, I’m saying this because these were her problems at the last junior World Cup she played where she couldn’t get a goal and let the team down, other than that congratulations to the team and Christopher Danjuma for his consistent solid team play.
Good play from the girls, it’s good that most of them graduated from u17 and I believe this championship will give the girls confidence and exposure ahead of the next u20 qualifiers. They should go for the cup and I wish them all the best.