We’ll attack in Freetown – Falconents coach

Dedevbo

Falconets coach Peter Dedevbo says the team  will aim for another convincing victory over  Sierra Leone in Saturday’s 2014 FIFA Under-20 Women’s World Cup qualifying reverse fixture in Freetown.

Nigeria  won the first leg  10-0 at the Abuja  Stadium a fortnight ago  and Dedevbo is targeting more goals.

The aggregate winners of the qualifying fixtures  will face  the winners of the Morocco versus Tunisia tie in the next stage of the qualifiers.

“We’re going to Freetown to record another convincing victory. In fact, the first leg victory is history as we’re going to confront them as if the first leg had not been played,” supersport.com quoted Dedevbo as saying during the week.

“The girls are in high spirits and  think the win in Abuja  has boosted their confidence and they’re raring to go.

“Sierra Leone are not  a bad side only that their game plan  failed them coupled with the fact that they met  superior opponents.

“We know they’ll come out to give us tough fight with the faint hope to upturn the table but we won’t allow them to have their way as we’re not only determined to win but to qualify Nigeria for the World Cup proper in Canada next year.

“So we’re prepared to take anything they’ll throw at us as far as we come out of the encounter unscathed.”