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U-20 WWC: Jun gears up for China’s showdown with Falconets
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U-20 WWC: Jun gears up for China’s showdown with Falconets

Daily Post about 2 hours 1 mins read

China head coach Wang Jun says his team is now firmly focused on the clash with Nigeria’s Falconets, DAILY POST reports.

The Asians started their campaign at the 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup on a winning note, thrashing debutants New Caledonia 5-0.

Huang Jiaxin bagged a hat-trick, while Xiao Yafei and Zhou Xinyi scored the other goals.

Jun’s side will be up against Nigeria in their second group game at Arena Sosnowiec on Thursday.

The gaffer said his side will look to use their pace against the West Africans.

“In the next match, we will face Nigeria, and we will try to use our speed to win the match,” Jun told FIFA.com.

U-20 WWC: Jun gears up for China’s showdown with Falconets

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