Nigeria women’s u-17 national team will look to outwit and outsmart the United States when the two sides meet at the semifinal of the FIFA u-17 Women’s World Cup in India.
The Flamingos reached the quarterfinal stage for only the fourth time in their history after finishing as runners-up in Group B.
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