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2026 U-20 WWC: Aduku urges Falconets to forget England, focus on Colombia

Falconets head coach Moses Aduku has challenged his players to move on from the win over England and shift attention to their upcoming clash against Colombia, DAILY POST reports. Nigeria will take on Colombia in a quarter-final fixture at the ongoing 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Lodz on Sunday. Aduku’s side will head into […] 2026 U-20 WWC: Aduku urges Falconets to forget England, focus on…

2026 U-20 WWC: Aduku urges Falconets to forget England, focus on Colombia

Falconets' head coach Moses Aduku has urged his team to forget their win against England and focus on their next opponent, Colombia, at the 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Lodz, according to the DAILY POST. Nigeria will face Colombia in a quarter-final match on Sunday. The team entered the game feeling confident after their 3-0 Round of 16 victory over England.

Aduku emphasized the importance of concentrating on the upcoming challenge. He stated, "It will be unwise for us to keep thinking of the win over England. That match is gone and we already cut short our celebration immediately after in the dressing room to focus on the encounter with Colombia. The Colombians sent out the host nation and will not be a walk-in-the-park for us." The game is scheduled to start at 2pm Nigerian time.

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