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Future Eagles end Japan tourney with defeat

Samuel Areo
Last updated: June 4, 2023 9:35 am
Samuel Areo
Published: June 4, 2023
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Nigeria’s Future Eagles finished off their Dream Cup Invitational tournament participation with a 2-1 defeat at the hands of USA in the early hours of Sunday, www.aclsports.com reports.

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🇺🇲USA 2-1 🇳🇬Nigeria

Ten man Future Eagles fought bravely but succumbed to the United States in their final group game of the #DreamCup23.

Chin up lads!🦅#FutureEagles pic.twitter.com/sbHsJkQaGl

— The NFF 🇳🇬 (@thenff) June 4, 2023

The Nigerian Under 16s arrived in Japan for the invitational tourney earlier this week and faced the Netherlands and the hosts Japan in their first two games which ended in 1-0 and 6-1 defeats respectively.

The Haruna Ilerika side came into this final game with the hope of finishing the tournament on a winning note, but it was not meant to be as they left the Asian country without a win.

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Ilerika stressed the need to compete and better the performance they recorded back in 2019, but their display on the pitch of play left many to be desired. One player that stood out is Alanta Azuka, who scored in the games against Japan and the USA.

It is now expected that the side will return to Nigeria in a matter of days following the completion of the tournament in Fukushima, Japan.

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