Falconets Confident to Beat Senegal in FIFA U20 Women's World Cup Match

Coach Mose Aduku expressed confidence in Nigeria's U20 women's football team, Falconets, ahead of their FIFA U20 Women's World Cup match against Senegal. Despite missing top striker Janet Akekoromowei, who sustained an injury in the first leg, the team is determined to defeat the host country.
The first leg in Abeokuta saw Akekoromowei leaving the field due to injury. The team traveled to Dakar for the second leg, where they aim to review their performance and make necessary adjustments.
The match will be officiated by Zakia El Grini, with assistance from Karima Khadiri, Ihsan Ennouaj Nouajli, and Zoulaikha Harmass. Oumou Souleyman Kane will serve as the fourth official, and Alic Kimani will be the referee assessor.
The winner of this encounter will progress to the final round of the African qualifiers, with the tournament scheduled to take place in Poland in September.
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