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FIFA U-17 WWC: Flamingos Defeat Brazil 3-1 To Reach First-Ever Final

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A brace from Awawu Bashiru and a strike from Queen Joseph earned Nigeria’s Flamingos a 3-1 win against Brazil to reach the final of the 2026 FIFA U-17 women’s World Cup in Morocco on Wednesday.

The Flamingos are now the first African team to qualify for the final of the U-17 women’s World Cup.

Victory over Brazil means the Flamingos will now face Japan in the final on Saturday, October 7. The Japanese got to the final after defeating reigning champions North Korea 4-1 via penalty shootout after regulation time ended 1-1.

James Agberebi

James Agberebi is a sports content creator and analyst with a passion for football and other sports. He writes sports news, match reports, and analysis to keep fans informed about the latest developments in the sporting world. James has covered international matches involving both Nigeria’s men’s and women’s national teams. His experience covering Nigerian football gives him a good understanding of the game and the teams he writes about. Through his work with Complete Sports, James shares sports updates, match coverage, and analysis with readers in Nigeria and around the world.

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