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U17 women’s football: Busari prepares Nigeria for Japan

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Akeem Busari, coach of Nigeria’s Flamingos, explained the approach chosen for facing Japan in the final of the Women’s U17 World Cup. Nigeria head into the match after their 3-1 semi-final win over Brazil on Saturday at the Mohammed VI Football Complex in Morocco, according to Daily Post Nigeria.

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