
Nigeria's Falconets opened their FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup campaign with a defeat to Spain, according to Premium Times. The Nigerian side will next face China PR on Wednesday as they seek to revive their hopes of advancing from Group F. The loss leaves Nigeria needing positive results in their remaining group fixtures to keep their tournament progression hopes alive.
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