In FIFA 2010 Women’s World Cup a second-half equaliser from Alina Garciamendez booked Mexico a place in the quarter-finals as Group C winners by virtue of goals scored, with adversary Nigeria also making it through to the make unconscious stages following their 1-1 draw in Bochum today.Team Mexicans will get together the second placed side from Group D in Dresden, while Nigeria waits for the winners of the same section in Augsburg. Though, England and Japan, who made up the section, must travel home.Inside the early stages of an amusing game, Nigeria had more of the ball but failed to make any clear cut changes, largely due to the obstinate pressing of the Mexicans, who forced their adversarys into making several errors. Though, the Africans took the lead with their first real chance of the game. Cecilia Santiago did well to turn Amarachi Okoronkwo’s shot out for a corner and from the resultant set-piece, Ebere Orji struck from close range after Esther Sunday headed Helen Ukaonu’s cross into her path. for more news about: Garciamendez keeps dream alive ,
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FIFA 2010 Women’s World Cup: Nigeria took a major step towards advancing to the second round of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup with a 2-1 victory over Japan in Augsburg. The Falconets, who had haggard England 1-1 to open Group C, now have four points and are sure to be in a good place no matter what happens in the later match between England and Mexico.The Japanese draw Mexico 3-3 in a exciting come-from-behind meet in the first round of matches, but there was not adequate play for them on Saturday as Nigeria made Amarachi Okoronkwo and want Oparanozie’s early goals stand-up in spite of Mana Iwabuchi’s second half consolation.The west Africans got the starter in just the 6th minute after Ebere Orji’s tricky cross caused a miscommunication among Shoko Yamada and goalkeeper Erina Yamane. Through a race to the ball Okoronkwo proved the fastest to touch in her first goal of the finals. The disappointing suspicious lapse was multiplied just minutes later from what was just Nigeria’s second shot on goal. As have all of the Falconet’s goals in the contest, it was created by Orji, in this case bursting with menace down the left flank. And again it was the same combination that struck against England, with Oparanozie finishing coolly at the back post.