Nigeria Flamingoes qualified for the quarterfinals of the Women's World Cup U-17 World Cup

Nigeria qualified for the quarterfinals of the Women's World Cup U-17 World Cup 2010 Trinidad and Tobago after beating the hosts 2-1 in the match played at the stadium Mannie Ramjohn in Marabella on Wednesday 9 September. The Soca Princesses will be played the pass to the DPR Korea in the final group match. The result also leaves out Chile.
The relentless sound of the drums was encouraged by the party that was fun and vibrant with many occasions. Nigeria was more orderly and precise passes. Was slightly higher than the host in the first half but failed to translate it into goals. He began showing his nails with a shot that got by Halimatu Ayinde Khadisha Debesette hairs. After an auction fail Ayida Loveth easy after Ordega Francisca center that walked outside the door of Trinidad.
The concierge Linfah Jones again suffered after a second attempt Ayil, which rejects the crossbar Oluchi Ofoegbu captain. And try both, African were rewarded. Ordega won the back of the defense and poked the head a long ball to strain it into the goal (0-1, 28 '). Soon they took the joy that once Liana Hinds took the rebound of the goalie Amina Abu, who stopped the shot from Diarra Simmons, to balance the score (1-1, 36 ').
After the break Ordega enjoyed a couple of times but in very clear but the ball first wandered into the goal box (50 '), the following was the local keeper for which he ignored his center-shot (51') .
Nigeria had the ball and pressed well but could not find the path of the Soca Princesses goal and almost give them a scare with a long ball that won back the entire defense. But the local front failed to define. Trinidad and Tobago defended and fought tooth and nail on the counterattack but without creating too much concern to the Nigerian goalkeeper.
Finally, the African effort paid off with Ayil Loveth goal after a cross from the left of Winifred Eyebhoria (1-2, 86 ').
Trinidad and Tobago fight with DPR Korea for the classification quarterfinals on Sunday 12 September in Couva. Nigeria and Chile will play the same day a party pending in Arima
Source:http://www.fifa.com (This article is originally in Spanish this is Google translation)