Nigeria’s Flamingos left an indelible mark at the FIFA Under-17 Women’s World Cup in the Dominican Republic, securing the prestigious Fair Play award.
Cyber Reporters reports that this recognition honors Coach Bankole Olowookere’s team for their exemplary conduct throughout the tournament.
The Flamingos demonstrated exceptional sportsmanship, accumulating the fewest bookings among all participating teams.
Their commitment to fair play and respectful conduct on the field did not go unnoticed.
On the pitch, the Nigerian girls showcased their skills, winning all three group-stage matches.
Although their journey ended in the quarterfinals with a 2-0 loss to the United States, their performance was impressive.
Despite elimination, the Flamingos’ integrity and sportsmanship left a lasting impression.
In the tournament’s thrilling finale, North Korea clinched the championship title, defeating Spain 4-3 in a dramatic penalty shootout.
The Flamingos’ achievement is a proud moment for Nigerian football, highlighting the team’s values and talent on the global stage.
