wow, what can i say? we love our God,our God loves us.

Nigeria Vs Korea DPR semi final on wednesday-


https://www.nairaland.com/1862071/nigeria-vs-korea-dpr-fifa

Ekpekus1: See Wetin NFF and FIFA be want make we miss b4 with that their ban.
Congrats falconet! Korea DPR next!

Abi ooo.. That is how dat yeye south african team would wasted the slot just like the ghanians. Now we are one step to reach semi-final

Wow, Up Falconets... U ladies re Aaaamazing!!! Great job.... God bless Naija... Our land is GREEN indeed

mehn this match sweeet,
watching beautiful girls play beautiful football

Nigeria still very religious... its our culture..

that our coach be like Pharisee

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over did his thing
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All thanks to God ooo...



insha Allah..





hard work pays






abegg make pesin send me oshoala number nd bb pin biko

Korea DPR vs Nigeria on wednesday at 9pm

Ekpekus1: See Wetin NFF and FIFA be want make we miss b4 with that their ban.
Congrats falconet! Korea DPR next!

The same thing happened in 2010 and the falconets made history by getting to the final.

Ekpekus1: See Wetin NFF and FIFA be want make we miss b4 with that their ban.
Congrats falconet! Korea DPR next!

if fifa say naija game no sweet dem 4belle na lai dem dey talk

heykims: Abeg e be like say ds our coach get one kolomental, see as e dey rule for ground not even minding d camera coverage.

He have to do that, do u know why? Ok wait let me tell u. Peter dedevdo is good coach but he has a fortune of getting to quarter final stage in ( 2009 fifa u_17 female in trinadad and tobago, 2011 fifa u_17 female in azerbaijan), but he has a curse of not reaching the semi's stage. So he have to act like a crazy coach to his players in order for the curse not to repeat itself on him again in this tournament.

Nice football

That was Coach Dedevbo's 1st quarter final triumph after leading the u-17s to quarter final losses in 2009 and 2011

The Falconets tried. Sunday has an eagle eye. That is how a substitute changes the rhythm of a match. In between..... the coach over-rolled ooo. Haba coach..... just know that hard work pays not rolling...
my 2cents.

Naija ni ba-ebola ooooo #Gej adding another trophy to his collections on the making.

Dike in action ( she still needs a plan evolving round her to perform exclusively)

daveP: Dike in action ( she still needs a plan evolving round her to perform exclusively)

Dike tonylyte in action!

our girls sure had fun....
best celebrations plus most entertaining....

[quote
author=heykims]Abeg e be like say ds our coach get one kolomental, see
as e dey rule for ground not even minding d camera coverage.[/quote]he is so happy as he had finally break his quarterfinal jinx

Best coach celebration u can see around, lol.

I'd rate the Falconets 8/10 in this match. Congrats to them for advancing to a 3rd consecutive semifinal, and wining 3 consecutive matches for the first time in this competition!

Congratulations to our ladies, they surely know how to make us proud and make the guys have goose pimples . Too bad I've not watched any of their matches, but hopefully I'll watch them in the finals by God's grace.
Team Nigeria female football teams doing Nigeria and Africa proud since the Israelites crossed the red sea.
God bless Nigeria...

FIFA U-20 WOMEN'S WORLD CUP
Quotes: Nigeria-New Zealand
(FIFA.com) 18 Aug 2014
FIFA U-20 WOMEN'S WORLD
CUP CANADA 2014
05/08/2014 - 24/08/2014
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Moncton Stadium Moncton (CAN)
17 Aug 2014 - 17:00 Local time
Quarter-finals
OSHOALA 1', 12'
SUNDAY 84', 90'
ROLSTON 89'
FT
4-1
Peter Dedevbo, Nigeria coach
I took this team when they were U17s in 2010, and
at the U-17 World Cups in 2010 and 2012, we lost
in the quarter-finals. Now that jinx is broken.
We've made it to the semi-finals. I was not scared
before the game because I know that, with the
quality we have, this team would qualify. Scoring
early changes the character of the team, it’s very
good for the confidence, and then you play better
and in a more relaxed way. I’m very satisfied with
what we achieved, and now I'm ready for North
Korea. I know their team, I know their coach, and I
want to beat them at all costs.
Aaron McFarland, New Zealand coach
It was a big challenge because we don’t often get
to play against teams with the quality Nigeria
possess. We knew we were the underdogs, and
with the pace and the physicality they brought to
the game, we couldn’t compete at their level.
Conceding an early goal was a turning point as it
kills the team's confidence. But we showed a
different attitude in the second half, and we had
nothing to lose. Reaching the quarter-finals is a
massive achievement, it’s a first for New Zealand
at a Women's World Cup, and this defeat doesn’t
take anything away from what this team has
achieved.

Tony2k3: Best coach celebration u can see around, lol.

that guy got me cracking for minutes..

i even laughed to stupor in my dream


abegg..u get the video...


link plz...

My network was bad, so I was not able to post!
I was so proud of those girls, especially Oshola! We have many technical players who have ball-sense, and they are more confident now! If this confidence grows, no country will be able to beat them!

Havilah93: The falconets came out top of group C and will meet group D runners-up New Zealand on Sunday night.

England opened in perfect fashion scoring in just the fifth minute as Hannah Blundell played a clever through ball for Nikita Parris, who took one touch and then clipped a shot past the advancing Nigeria goalkeeper Ibijoke Sangonuga from the edge of the box.

The African champions drew level in an even contest four minutes before the interval after Loveth Ayila beat her marker with a skilful drag-back and shot powerfully from 25 yards. Goalkeeper Lizzie Durack got a hand to it but was unable to prevent the ball hitting the back of the net.

The second half was a tale of two penalties, with England’s Bethany Mead firstly missing after Parris was adjudged to have been fouled by Sangonuga. Within minutes at the other end, Asisat Oshoala was brought down after dribbling into the penalty area and stepped up to coolly side-foot the resultant spot-kick into the bottom-right corner.

New Zealand progressed after defeating Costa Rican 3-0 in the last group game.

OK.