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2026 U-20 WWC: Falconets ready for battle against England — Kareem

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Falconets striker Ramotalahi Kareem says the team is looking forward to the Round of 16 encounter against England.

Nigeria booked a spot in the Round of 16 following a comprehensive 10-1 victory over New Caledonia in Lodz on Sunday.

Kareem bagged a hat-trick for Moses Aduku’s side in the Group F encounter.

England also finished second in Group B behind Brazil.

Kareem said they would give their all to scale through the hurdle.

“We’re ready for the match against England. We’ll prepare as well as we possibly can for the Round of 16 against a strong side,” she was quoted by FIFA.com.

2026 U-20 WWC: Falconets ready for battle against England — Kareem

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