Nigeria vs Germany U17 Pen 3-2 _ Penalty Shootout _ U17 Women's World Cup 2022
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- Nigeria vs Germany U17 Women's World Cup 2022
Flamingos of Nigeria vs Germany Full Penalty Shootout
Nigeria Flamingos defeating Germany in a penalty shootout of the third-place match of the Under 17 Women’s World Cup in India. Full Penalty shootout for Nigeria vs Germany in the 3rd place match of the U17 Women’s World Cup.
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Congratulations flamingos!
Congratulations Nigeria!
Congratulations Africa!
My opinion, Ajakaiye is one of the best attackers in this tournament. Her ball sense, passes are second to none.
Finishing zero but she’s going to go far
She is the star player of this team. Her movement,passing top notch
We agree
Say no more
The coach missed it when he benched her during the semi finals
Congratulations to our U-17 ladies they made us proud 👏🏽 🇳🇬 ⚽️ 🥉
Congratulations flamingoes, we will win the real cup come 2024. I'm proud of you girl 😊☺️
Omilana issa banger
Ajakaye issa sprinter
The team are amazing by not repeating their mistake
Congratulations to us
Apparently, Faith isn’t even bad at saving spot kicks. Congratulations to the ladies. They’ve done us proud. ❤️
Yeah, only if the coach knew
The Coach has been with these players and he understands their mood swings. He has the ability to make the right decisions. Did you noticed that Faith was not physically fit before been sub during one of the penalty shoot outs against U.S. then again, her mental state is another thing to consider. I’m sure the Coach made the right call. He seems to already have his plans and the players knows the plan too.we should just stop trying to know better than these coaches sometimes.
@@allanoh7732 Coaches do make mistakes too, abeg!
Faith's performance pushed the match to penalty against Columbia!
Let’s not act like the GK change was due to injury/mental state. We all know the coach felt he had a Tim Krul in Jiwuaku.
Did you see Faith’s performance against Columbia? Outstanding! She was in the perfect frame of mind cos she had the spirit and momentum going for her for the last few minutes in the game.
Again, I’m not saying outrightly that Nigeria would have won if she was in goal but we could see the kicks from Columbia were mid and someone with better focus might have done better.
Suffice to say, I’m not in anyway underplaying the performance of the team. They’re super young and have potentials. Like I said, they’ve done us REALLY proud. It wasn’t a perfect tournament. There are areas for improvement. Whatever happened was a learning experience for both the players and the coaches.
Congratulations to the Sparkling Flamingoes of Nigeria. They are truly world-class.
I salute their courage, determination, and talent. By their performance so far, they are among the best teams in the world of U17 football. They are the 3rd best in 2022 and definitely have a fight to be the Champion in 2024. While some people are busy apportioning blame on the coaches, the players, and even the qualification journey to the tournament. Others are hailing other teams for their superior technical skills. I don't belong to those schools of thought. We need to celebrate our own. Did you watch the match? That is how a world cup final is supposed to be - explosive, unpredictable, and makes you sit on the edge of your seat. The team that has grit and determination will come up top.
I have some issues with some negative comments made by people about this team. Yes, I believe in constructive criticism that will eventually lead to positive reinforcement of good behavior. However, we should not only be tearing down the team's weaknesses, spreading negative energy, and assuming we know more than the coaches with these girls. Some of us have never played this game at this level before nor coach a team at this highest level of football. I tell you, as a fact; it's more work to coach a youth development team than an adult or a professional team. The coach must wear many hats - fan, friend, parent, psychologist, trainer, and teacher.
Some of the accessions some people are making needs to be corrected. For starters, this youth development tournament is devoid of the complete assessment of a typical adult tournament. You can even see from the officiating that the referees overlooked some pushing, holding etc.. At this youth development level, there are six areas of assessment - Reading the game, Focus, Proactive, Technical, Physical, and taking responsibility for outcomes. Therefore judging the Flamingoes by their technical skill set alone is not a proper and accurate reflection of their abilities.
Secondly, we must be careful labeling what "technical skills" is because skills are nurtured in an environment. The different teams have their unique pattern of play influenced by their particular environment. The Germans are mentally strong (we saw that today), and to them, football is an exact science with precision in execution. North Americans are gifted with a "can do" attitude that is always willing to do whatever it takes or is necessary to win. They are passionate about winning and are open to adventure. South Americans are known for their romance with the ball and smooth-flowing style of play. The British are a more rugged style of play with fast attacks with some long balls.
Someone is thinking, so what about Africa? Well, for us Nigerians, aside from the natural physique that we have, we play what I call creative football, which is a mix of smooth -flowing, fast attacks and inspiring football. We play because we love the game, and it can be very refreshingly entertaining. When asked about the 96 Olympics game between Brazil and Nigeria (3-4), Coach Zagallo said his team played according to all the instructions and executed everything they needed to do to ensure victory. He then said that the "Nigerian team played inspirational soccer," and there is no antidote to that kind of play. During the bronze medal award ceremony of the U17 today, the commentator said the Flamingoes played a "Sparkling Game."
On the issue of the penalty shootout, it amazes me the blame game some started with the outcomes. I observed two universal rules or truths in the game of football.
Rule #1 - You will end up with a Win, Loss, or a Draw
Rule #2 - A penalty shootout is always 50-50 chance! There is no inherent advantage.
Some said the girls don't know how to kick; they are not disciplined; the coach is not good etc. It all just shows the level of football knowledge. These girls are well trained disciplined, and they do listen to instructions. I see some of these girls moving up to bigger clubs and the Super Falcons. Omilana, Ajakaye, Bello, Usani et al can make the cut.
Finally, as a youth coach myself, there are two critical emotions we display when our team misses a scoring chance or penalty. The first one is reactional to what just happened. You can see the passion taking over and the coaches showing their disappointment, anger, and disbelief through their emotions. However, in a split second, they regain themselves and express optimism and encouragement to their players by telling them "let's go, we can do it" You can see this behavior in the German coaches as their players lose the penalty. Congrats once again to the Flamingoes and the Coaching crew. We are very proud of what you did in this tournament. You did a fantastic job, and I also salute your effort. See you in 2024
You are a brilliant mind and beautiful heart...you deserve to coach the under-17 in 2024
You are best!!👍👍👍
My brother, you said it all. I love your submission. Where are the people ranting and tearing down this team saying the won the USA team by luck? I remember when the qualified for the Quater finals, a Nigerian came to boast on one of the TH-cam videos I watched that the USA or Brazilian team would teach these Naija girls a lesson, just because he felt they're not technically sound. So who took the bronze medal today & is crowned the 3rd best team in the world of under-17 female football? Where is the Brazil & USA that he bragged about? I believe that the match against Columbia wasn't the Flamingos game, & so it is with this game it wasn't that of the German team also. Congratulations to the Flamingos, you made us proud today.
This is the best comment of the tournament 🥇🏆
You deserve a medal too 😁
@ Allan oh!
"Some of the *accessions* some people are making needs to be corrected."
I'm sure what you meant was 'ASSERTIONS.'
Congratulations to our girls 🇳🇬
They did very well, just unfortunate I think they could have won this tournament congratulations. well drilled team
3rd best in the world 🌏!
Congratulations to our Flamingoes 🇳🇬⚽🏆
They made Africa proud 😊
It's not an easy journey... Wishing all of them successful careers ahead ❤️💯💪🏾
Where's your commentary bro.
Miss that lol
I’m here to see the scoreboard
At least half 🍞 bread is better than kpoof kpoof 😎 congratulations 🎉👏🏿 to them
Proud of our girls, keep the ball rolling
Both teams are my favorite and watching them is my greatest joy infact I will continue watching their match over and over again, their match is tougher than Colombia and Spain they are great girls and their future is wonderful, imagine two teams that started opening match still come together to fight for their place, isn't that amazing.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I really appreciate all their efforts. Well done gals
wheres the scoreboard
Bro, what happened to ur analysis videos, I prefer those
I just loved the reaction of the young keeper
A big congratulations 🎊🎉 to the flamingos, they have done us proud
Congratulations highnesses.. More Blessing
Alright. .....missing!
Germans girl do attraktiv
Allllllll Rightttt😀😀😀😆👏
I said it .. Ajakaye should calm down her goal will not slip off. I’m that she finally got her own 😅
Wow... Congratulations to the girls. Congratulations
Congratulations to this honourable kids. This shall not be your last win in your career.
i came for the scoreboard
Thank God!!!!!
Proud of my ladies
We would have won this competition if not that Omilana was substituted for the 2nd choice keeper that doesn't know how to dive.
The second goalkeeper is not to blame for the penalty loss, it is always a 50-50 chance, always.
@Bi Michael
You have seem to have forgotten that the 2nd goalie made a save that helped beat the US in the quarter finals.
“Brenda overcooked it”
Where is allllright
😄
They should have left this keeper to catch against Colombia
Where is allllllright.
Turn the name of both countries into their acronyms 💀💀
How careless can a defence be. 3 zero at 20 mins to go and you let in 3 goals
They need to be told their fuckup even with this win.
Lolz
You could have done better
it is a football fight between world champions, you shouldn't expect less!
They are still very young my dear.
Well deserved win by the Nigerians, and also considering the usual partiality by the officials towards the African teams over and over again, but you know what? If you got it, you got it, and who Jah blessed no one can curse period. You can see once again, how they allowed a very obvious offside goal, even when the lines woman raised her flag notifying the refereee of the offside by 2 or 3 of the German players. Is a shame to the officials and a very sad one indeed l must have to say y'all!! Guess what? Nigeria still won the game isn't that beautiful? Shame to the b******ds !!!
What "partiality" against Nigeria.
Be specific.
It's not offside
U guys are really funny, asking for aalllriight 🙂😁😄, what do u guys expecting? pls give him a break, he also needs to celebrate d victory o!, so we're all happy for d victory just that our aalllriight is enjoying himself with some cold drinks 🍾, suya, & 🥣pepper soup to complement d victory, Omo 9ja way' right? MAY GOD CONTINUE TO HELPS & BLESS NIGERIA AS A COUNTRY WITH ITS INHABITANTS; MAY GOD CONTINUE TO HELPS & BLESS THE GREAT AFRICA CONTINENT. AMEN.
Afríca well represented 🇳🇬