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When and where to watch Nigeria vs. Germany at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup
The head coach of the Falconets told FIFA.com following the victory that he is optimistic about his team’s capacity to do better against Germany.
In their second group match of the 11th FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, Germany and Nigeria’s youth women’s national team, the Falconets, are scheduled to play.
The Falconets defeated Korea Republic 1-0 in the Estadio El Techo in Bogota, Colombia, on Sunday night after a fierce battle.
In a hotly contested Group D match, Flourish Sabastine’s goal in the 86th minute proved to be the game-winning goal.
The head coach of the Falconets told FIFA.com following the victory that he is optimistic about his team’s capacity to do better against Germany.
“It was a tough match, being the first match. The victory is sweet because it puts your foot in the group,” Danjuma stated.
“My team performed well, but I know we’re going to perform much, much, much better than this.”
In the other fixture, Germany defeated Venezuela 5-2 to top the group.
This will be the fifth encounter between the two nations, with Nigeria still searching for their first win against Germany in the competition, having lost in the finals in 2010 and 2014.
Nigeria vs Germany
Date and Time: The match between the Falconets of Nigeria and Germany is scheduled for Wednesday, 4th September 2024, at Bogota’s 10,000-seat Estadio Metropolitano de Tech.
Where to Watch: The game will be broadcast live on SuperSport and FIFA+ and is set to kick off at 11:00 PM Nigerian time.
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