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Nigeria beat Japan to win U-17 Women’s World Cup

Nigeria beat Japan to win U-17 Women’s World Cup
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Nigeria has secured her first-ever Under-17 Women’s World Cup title with a 2-1 victory over Japan in Morocco.

The Flamigos produced a breathtaking display to overcome Japan at the Mohammed VI Football Complex thanks to goals from Awau Bashiru and Olubebe Umejiaku. Fuki Ito scored Japan’s consolation.

Nigeria win the title beating Korea DPR and Brazil in the run-in, before handing Japan a third final defeat to claim their first-ever title.

Akeem Busari’s side are the first side to win the title after suffering defeat in their first match of the competition.

Bashiru’s speculative shot from the edge of the area slipped off the goalkeeper’s gloves and into the net for 1-0 on 39 minutes.

Umejiaku doubled the lead with a composed finish on 47 minutes, two minutes into the second half.

Ito netted for Japan following a corner kick to hand the Asians some hope, but Nigeria held on to claim the victory, and the title.

They improve on their bronze medal showing at the 2022 tournament.

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