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 NIGERIA'S UNDER- 20 FLYING EAGLES OUTCLASS THE ITALY'S UNDER -20 TO REACH QUATER FINAL IN THE ONGOING UNDER 20 CHAMPIONSHIP

2023 U-20 W/Cup: Flying Eagles Beat Italy 2-0 To Reach Round Of 16 in a fashionable style.

Nigeria’s Flying Eagles defeated Italy 2-0 in their second Group D game at the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Argentina on Wednesday.

The win means the Flying Eagles progress into the round of 16 with a game to spare.Second half goals from Salim Fago and Jude Sunday made it back-to-back wins for Ladan Bosso-led side who pipped Dominican Republic 2-2 in their opening game.They will end their group stage campaign against Brazil on Saturday, May 27.After a tight first half, the Flying Eagles opened the scoring against Italy thanks to a header by Fago.In the 95th minute Sunday the made sure of the three points by getting the second goal for the Nigerians.The team had a scare in the 37th minute after VAR check for possible handball which was eventually waved off.Meanwhile, Group B’s other game Brazil defeated  Dominican Republic 6-0 later on Wednesday which saw them gain three point, they will need a win in their second game against Nigeria to qualify or a point if italy fails to win thier own game against Dominican republic since they have inferior goal difference when compared to Brazil.

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https://www.fifa.com/fifaplus/en/watch/LPTcq0oEFzyjPwF1yNLfw?cid=(p_go-box)(c_fifaplus)(sc_fu20wc)(ssc_highlights)(l_)(ch_)(cc_2min)&pid=(p_go-box)

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