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2026 U-20 WWC: Falconets arrive in Bielsko-Biala for England clash

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The Falconets of Nigeria have arrived in Bielsko-Biala for their Round of 16 showdown against England, DAILY POST reports.

The encounter is slated for Bielsko-Biala Stadium on Thursday. It will kick-off at 2pm Nigerian time.

Moses Aduku’s side thrashed New Caledonia 10-1 in their last group game to earn a place in the knockout round.

The Falconets played their opening two games of the competition against Spain, and China in Sosnowiec.

Nigeria then moved to Lodz for the encounter with tournament debutant New Caledonia.

England finished second in Group B with four points behind Brazil.

2026 U-20 WWC: Falconets arrive in Bielsko-Biala for England clash

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