Ghana and Nigeria make it 5 in a row

• Ghana and Nigeria have competent for a FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup France 2018
• Fifth time in a quarrel that a dual nations have reached a universe finals in a age group
• Both available 5 wins and a pull in qualifying, scoring over 20 goals any and surrender usually dual apiece

Nigeria and Ghana have continued their robe of subordinate for a FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup by engagement their places during France 2018. The dual African heavyweights will be holding partial in a universe finals in a age organisation for a fifth time in a row.

In negotiating all a obstacles in their paths, a Super Falconets and Black Princesses any racked adult 5 wins and a pull in their 6 qualifiers, that began in Aug 2017. They also conceded only dual goals apiece, with a Ghanaians finale a foe as a top scorers with 24 goals, one some-more than a Nigerians.

The Ghanaians done a clever start, violence Algeria 10-0 on total before defeating Kenya 10-1 in a subsequent round. In a third and final round, Yussif Basigi’s charges took on Cameroon, personification out a 1-1 pull in a initial leg before overcoming a Junior Lionesses 3-0 in a Cape Coast lapse to secure their place in France.

It’s all fad in Coast as Ghana sign gift to a 2018 #U20WWC in France. pic.twitter.com/RinBdnqR9Y

— Ghana Football Association (@ghanafaofficial) January 27, 2018

Nigeria also cruised by a initial round, violence Tanzania 9-0 over dual legs. Morocco valid a worse bulb to moment in a second round, however, with a Atlas Lionesses holding a Super Falconets to a pull in a initial leg before going down 5-1 in a second. South Africa supposing a final jump to France 2018, one a Nigerians privileged with palliate interjection to 2-0 and 6-0 victories.

“I consider we achieved good in subordinate for France 2018,” pronounced Nigeria manager Christopher Danjuma afterwards. “All a teams we faced done life formidable for us, and any compare prepared us for a subsequent one. The worse a opposition, a worse a preparations. We had honour for South Africa, though a Nigerian people all got behind us to give us a strength to kick them, only as they did right from a start of a qualifiers. We put a lot of bid into qualifying. We worked tough and it paid off.”

The Falconets are on a craft to France. #SoarFalconets #FIFAU20WWCQ #NGARSA pic.twitter.com/b6LtaJDJLp

— The NFF (@thenff) January 27, 2018

Rising stars
Ghana and Nigeria any had a inclusive striker to glow them on their approach to France 2018. Nigeria’s standout performer adult front was Rasheeddat Ajibade, a heading scorer and many profitable actor in a African qualifiers for a FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Jordan 2016. Reprising those exploits, Ajibade scored in all 6 matches, racking adult 10 goals in a process.

That figure was matched by Black Princesses captain Princella Adubea, notwithstanding her blank her side’s opening 5-0 better of Algeria. She done adult for mislaid time by assisting herself to 4 goals in a lapse compare opposite Kenya and eventually assimilated Ajibade in double figures.

Though conjunction actor managed to find a behind of a net in Jordan dual years ago, judging by their efforts in a qualifiers, they are not formulation on going goalless in France this summer.

The stat 
4 – a series of teams who have seemed during any FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup. Nigeria go to this really name club, that also includes Brazil, Germany and USA.

Did we know?
To safeguard their players had all a support they indispensable for a second leg of their third and final tie, opposite Cameroon in Cape Coast on 27 January, a Ghanaian Football Association gave a fans giveaway acknowledgment to a stadium. Ghana’s First Lady Rebecca Akufo-Addo was also on palm to residence the Black Princesses, who repaid a republic for a support with an fatiguing win.

From dame herself, First Lady of a land to a Black Princesses. #GoGhana #BlackPrincesses. pic.twitter.com/5NocJlgzez

— Ghana Football Association (@ghanafaofficial) January 27, 2018

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