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    U-15 WC: Future Eagles suffer back-to-back losses, seek 75th place

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    ‎By Teddy Nwanunobi
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    ‎Nigeria’s Future Eagles, on Thursday, lost to Chile 3-2 on penalties, after a thrilling 3-3 draw in regulation time in their classification semi-final at the 2026 FIFA U-15 World Cup and Festival.
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    ‎This was their second consecutive loss in the tournament.
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    ‎They had suffered their first loss on Wednesday, after falling 3-6 to Benin Republic, which eliminated them from Tier C competition.
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    ‎The Nigerian youngsters were unable to secure victory in regulation time before Chile prevailed in the penalty shootout to advance in the classification fixtures.
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    ‎Following the defeat, the Future Eagles will now battle Panama in their final match of the tournament as they seek to finish in 75th place.
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    ‎The encounter is scheduled for today (Friday, October 30), at the Hovsan Pitch 7B, Hovsan Competition Complex, in Baku, Azerbaijan. Kick-off is set for 8:30 a.m. Nigerian time.
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    ‎The match represents Nigeria’s final opportunity to end their campaign on a positive note after missing out on victory against Chile.

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