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Flamingos beat Brazil 3-1 to reach U-17 Women’s World Cup final
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Source publication window: 4 Nov 2026, 9:02 PM to 4 Nov 2026, 10:51 PM WAT. These are the publishers' timestamps, not a claim that the event happened at those times.
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Flamingos beat Brazil 3-1 to reach U-17 Women’s World Cup final
Read the original report on Punch ↗Flamingos stun Brazil to reach first FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup final
Read the original report on BusinessDay ↗Nigeria’s Flamingos beat Brazil 3-1 to reach historic U-17 World Cup final
Read the original report on Peoples Gazette ↗Nigeria beat Brazil to reach first-ever women U-17 World Cup final
Read the original report on Daily Trust ↗Breaking: Flamingos beat Brazil to reach first U17 Women World Cup final
Read the original report on Vanguard ↗Flamingos Make History, Beat Brazil 3-1 To Reach First U-17 Women’s World Cup Final
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