Nigeria’s Super Falcons recorded an important 2-0 win over South Korea at the ongoing FIFA Women’s World Cup (FIFAWWC) on Wednesday afternoon as the battle for a place in the knockout rounds gets tougher.
Although it was Nigeria and Africa’s first win in France, the victory seems to mean more than a vital three points as the goals and 90 minutes of action launched a couple of the players and the entire team into the history books.
So let’s take a look at what the history books have to say about Nigeria’s 2-0 win over South Korea shall we?
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After a crucial three points against South Korea, Nigeria will turn her attention to France whom they play on Monday with a point being the minimum criteria from that match.
