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    Flying Eagles Book 2019 U-20 AFCON Semi Finals, FIFA U-20 W/Cup

    straightnewsng.comBy straightnewsng.comFebruary 8, 2019 --- 7:55 pmUpdated:February 8, 2019 --- 11:09 pmNo Comments2 Mins Read
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    Nigeria’s Flying Eagles, Friday, booked semi-finals ticket in the on-going 2019 U-20 AFCON after piping hosts Niger Republic 1-0  in their last Group A match, reports Completesports.com.

    The victory has gauranteed Flying Eagles a spot in the 2019 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Poland.

    The Paul Aigbogun’s team posted another lack-lustre performance despite defeating the Junior Mena in the crucial last group match.

    Adamu Alhassan scored the only goal of the encounter.

    The Flying Eagles missed an opportunity to get an early goal when Nafizi Yahaya missed their only clear-cut chance of the first half in the fourth minute.

    In the second half, the seven-time winners of the competition continued their unimpressive display until the 51st minute when Mohammed Jamil’s header forced a brilliant save from the Nigerien goalkeeper.

    The Flying Eagles broke the deadlock in the 73rd minute through Yahaya free-kick that beat the Niger goalkeeper to hand Aigbogun’s side their second win in the competition.

    Nigeria finish top of Group A with seven points. South Africa who beat Burundi 1-0 in the other matchday-3 game of Group A are second and advance to the semi-finals and also with a spot at the 2019 FIFA U-20 World Cup

    The Amajita will clash with Group B winners Senegal in the semifinals.

    The Flying Eagles will face the runner up in Group B in the semi- final on the 13th of February.

    Ghana and Mali occupy second and third spots in Group B and are both in contention for a second place finish having been tied on the same points.

    Ghana Mali Mohammed Jamil Nafizi Yahaya Niger republic Nigeria’s Flying Eagles Paul Aigbogun Senegal
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