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    Women W’Cup: Can Nigeria Contain Free-Scoring England In Round Of 16?

    SPORTSDAY NEWSPAPERSBy SPORTSDAY NEWSPAPERSAugust 4, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    After thrashing China 6-1 in their last group game of the ongoing Women World Cup, The Three Lionesses of England will face the Super Falcons of Nigeria in t the round of 16 with high hopes but the question on t lips of most Nigerians is whether the former African champions will withstand the free scoring reigning European champions.

    The round of 16 clash, which will be played on Monday August 7, was confirmed after England thrashed China 6-1 in their final Group D game on Tuesday.

    The win took England to nine points after three games and also top of the group.

    Lauren James, younger sister of Chelsea defender Reece James, was the star of the match as she bagged a brace and provided three assists.

    The Falcons booked their place in the knockout round after playing 0-0 draw with debutants Republic of Ireland on Monday.

    The first time the Falcons played England at the World Cup was in the group stage of the 1995 edition in Sweden.

    England triumphed 3-2 and inflicted a second defeat on the Falcons in the group stage of the 1995 World Cup.

    Meanwhile, co-hosts Australia who finished ahead of the Falcons in Group B will take on Denmark in the round of 16.

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