U-17 Women's World Cup

Nigeria's u-17 women's national team will aim to garner their first points of the FIFA u17 Women's World Cup when they trade tackles with New Zealand on ...

Nicollette Kiorpes of the USA and Carol of Brazil scored a goal each for their sides as the match ended 1-1 at the Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneshwar.

Jatoba’s side, unchanged for the second game in a row, showed clear signs of fatigue. Brazil tried to play its wild card Rhaissa (replacing striker Johnson), who had scored the winner in the U-17 CONMEBOL Championship. Making a run through the middle, she passed to Amalia, who had made a run behind Guta. In the third minute, a through ball for Johnson was intercepted by Jordyn Bugg with a timely challenge in the box. The latter crossed in the centre, and Mia poached on time to shoot, which was blocked by Guta. USA’s Onyeka Gamero – making a run along the right flank – beat Alice and Guta, looked up and crossed to Kiorpes on her left, in the centre of the box.

Nigeria's Flamingos have defeated their New Zealand counterpart 3-0 in their group B second match at the 2022 FIFA U17 Women's World Cup in India.

Bello sent a freekick into the grasp of Aimee Feinberg-Danieli in goal for New Zealand. There was no denying Taiwo Afolabi in the 75th minute, however. With the front trio of Opeyemi Ajakaye, Omowunmi Bello, and Alvine Dah-Zossu, the Flamingos repressed the New Zealanders from the beginning of the game.

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Forward Nicollete Kiorpes Scored Sixth International Goal; USA Concludes Group Stage Vs. Morocco on Monday, Oct. 17 at 10:30 a.m. ET in Goa on FS2 and ...

Kiorpes made a nice run to get in front of her defender and finished with her first touch between the goalkeeper’s legs from six yards out to open the scoring. USA – Nicollette Kiorpes (Onyeka Gamero), 33rd minute – Gamero received the ball on the right wing and dribbled around her defender, making her way to the end line before cutting a low cross back into the box. The USA tired at the end as well, with several players cramping up, and U.S. Midfielder Carol Chaves received the ball with her back to goal, turned and quickly fired a low, driven shot from 27 yards out which snuck into the bottom right corner of the U.S. Forward Amalia Villarreal and defender Gisele Thompson each got in on goal, but Leilane kept the score level with several brave saves, a performance that earned her player of the game honors from FIFA. proceeded to fire the next nine shots, the last of which brought the opening goal by Kiorpes in the 33rd. Brazil had less success getting close to goal in the second half. With the result, the USA now leads Group A, level with Brazil on four points but with a big advantage in goal differential (+8 to +1). A goal from forward and World Cup debutant Nicollette Kiorpes earned the USA a valuable point. The young Americans will look to book a spot in the knockout stage when they conclude Group A play on Monday, Oct. 14, 2022) – The U.S. Under-17 Women’s Youth National Team tied Brazil 1-1 in its second group stage match of the 2022 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup.

The U.S. Under-17 Women's Youth National Team tied Brazil 1-1 in its second group stage match of the 2022 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup.

Kiorpes made a nice run to get in front of her defender and finished with her first touch between the goalkeeper’s legs from six yards out to open the scoring. USA – Nicollette Kiorpes (Onyeka Gamero), 33rd minute – Gamero received the ball on the right wing and dribbled around her defender, making her way to the end line before cutting a low cross back into the box. USA 1, BRA 1 Midfielder Carol Chaves received the ball with her back to goal, turned and quickly fired a low, driven shot from 27 yards out which snuck into the bottom right corner of the U.S. The USA tired at the end as well, with several players cramping up, and U.S. Still, the Seleção was chock full of talented players and had the first three shots of the match, none too dangerous, before the USA took the game to the South American champions. Brazil had less success getting close to goal in the second half. With the result, the USA now leads Group A, level with Brazil on four points but with a big advantage in goal differential (+8 to +1). The USA was the far better team for a large portion of the match, stringing together quick sequences of passes all over the field and creating dangerous chances while playing entertaining, attacking soccer. The young Americans will look to book a spot in the knockout stage when they conclude Group A play on Monday, Oct. BHUBANESWAR, India – The U.S. A goal from forward and World Cup debutant

Doherty's Nicollette Kiorpes scored to help the United States earn a draw against Brazil at the FIFA U17 Women's World Cup in India.

After the United States rolled to an 8-0 win over India to open the World Cup on Tuesday, Kiorpes was inserted into the starting lineup for Friday's game. Kiorpes buried a low shot into the left side net past for her sixth goal in nine appearances with the U17 squad. Doherty's Nicollette Kiorpes has made her presence felt on the big stage again, as the senior scored for the United States, which played Brazil to a 1-1 draw Friday morning at the FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup in India.

Nigeria dominated all through the game at the Fatorda Stadium in Goa, India as goals from playmaker Amina Bello, 15-year-old Miracle Usani, talented youngster ...

With the win, Nigeria now has three points in two games and would seek to earn an all-important three points for qualification when they face Chile on Monday in their last group match. Defender Miracle Usani continued her fine form and scored her second goal of the tournament with a fine strike in the 34th minute as Nigeria led 2-0 at half-time. Amina Bello opened the scoring for the Flamingos in the 16th minute after an early attack from the team.

The first serious attempt at the goal came in the second minute when Morocco's Samya Masnaoui made a rather tame effort, which was cleared by the Indian defence ...

Morocco scored the third and final goal through Djennah Cherif’s emphatic finish in the final minutes of the game. The referee showed Masnaoui a yellow card in the 70th minute for a foul and resultant free-kick taken by Naketa went wide. Keisham, however, redeemed herself in the 65th minute as she made a fine save to deny Morocco another goal. Four minutes into the second half, India conceded a penalty as Naketa handled the ball and it was calmly converted by Doha El Madani. The Morocco girls were certainly more physical than the hosts and Hajar Said received a yellow card in the 22nd minute for a high boot offence on Naketa. Masnaoui tried a curler in the next minute but it went directly at goalkeeper Melody Keisham, who gathered it comfortably.

The Flamingos started the tournament on a losing note suffering a 1-2 defeat to Germany. The Kiwis also lost their opening game 1-3 to Chile and their hope of ...

Etim Edidong completed the rout for Nigeria in the 90th minute with a well-taken goal and secure their first win in the tournament. Flamingos continued their dominance of the game in the second half, and in the the 75th minute Taiwo Afolabi made it 3-0. It was Amina Bello that opened the scoring for Nigeria in the 16th minute and Miracle Usani doubled the lead in the 35th minute.

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Morocco got its second in the 62nd minute. India lost 3-0 against Morocco in its second Group A match of the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup at the Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneshwar on Friday. Babina put in a good performance in the opening 45 minutes and tracked back to contribute in defence during Morocco's counter-attacks.

Going by Friday's match, there is still some way to go for India to match Morocco on the international stage.

But we also need to be honest and say that our technical level is a little bit lower than the other teams,” Dennerby said. We need to see the fact that these five months wasn’t enough to be ready to challenge the best teams,” Dennerby said. In contrast, the North African team was able to pass their way through the Indian press and create chances. We need to take our chances but we have to be honest and say that football is a sport of skilfulness. That was the closest either side came to taking the lead in the first half. But unlike in their defeat to the US, India were better on the ball and pressed their opponents high up the pitch.

Ajakaye, the team's top goalscorer in the African qualifying campaign, missed with a header to Adeshina's corner-kick on the hour mark, as the New Zealand ...

But, in the 75th minute, midfielder Taiwo Afolabi scored Nigeria’s third goal by swinging the ball into the top right corner from 20 yards. The match will be at the Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar. Right-back Miracle Usani, whose marvelous free-kick put Germany on the back-foot on Tuesday, scored her second goal of the tournament and Nigeria’s second of the day in the 34th minute.

Nigeria defeated New Zealand 4-0 in their second Group B match of the 2022 Fifa U17 Women's World Cup.

They are currently lying second in the group with three points from two matches. The Flamingos are taking part in the finals for the sixth time. In the game at Pandit Jawaharlal Stadium, Nigeria started the stronger side and took a deserved lead in the 16th minute when Omowunmi Bello scored from a powerful header after a cross from Tunmininu Adeshina.