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Flamingos’ Head Coach Bankole Olowookere Reveals Key to Nigeria’s Perfect Group Stage Record at U-17 Women’s World Cup

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Flamingos coach rejoicing with players
Flamingos coach rejoicing with players

Flamingos head coach, Bankole Olowookere, has shed light on the strategies behind Nigeria’s U-17 women’s team’s flawless group stage performance at the ongoing FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup. The team, which has captivated fans with their dominant displays, finished the group stage with a perfect record, securing three wins from three matches.

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Speaking after their latest triumph, Olowookere attributed the team’s success to meticulous preparation, tactical discipline, and a unified team spirit. “The key to our success has been a combination of hard work and the girls’ dedication to executing our game plan. We focused on building a cohesive unit that works together, and that has been our strength in every match,” he explained.

Olowookere also emphasized the importance of mental preparation and fostering belief within the squad. “I told the girls from day one that they have the talent to go far, but they needed to believe in themselves and stay focused on the task at hand. We trained with intensity and prepared for every scenario, which has allowed us to maintain our composure in tough moments,” he added.

The Flamingos have displayed an attacking flair and defensive solidity throughout the tournament, earning widespread praise for their performances. Olowookere’s tactical flexibility has allowed the team to adapt to different opponents, while players like Moshood have emerged as standout performers.

As the competition moves into the knockout stages, the Flamingos will be looking to carry their momentum forward. Olowookere, however, remains grounded, urging his players to stay focused. “We’re proud of what we’ve achieved so far, but the journey isn’t over. We have to keep improving with every game,” he said.

With Nigeria’s U-17 women’s team setting their sights on World Cup glory, Olowookere’s leadership and the Flamingos’ teamwork continue to inspire hope for a historic campaign.

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