It was the second-fastest goal

Nigeria's Asisat Oshoala and Uchechi Sunday both scored twice to send the Super Falconets into the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Canada 2014 semi-finals at the expense of New Zealand with a 4-1 win in wet conditions in Moncton.Nigeria started quickly, just as Peter Dedevbo's side did against Korea Republic in the group stage, with Oshoala scoring just 31 seconds into the game, finishing an attack that began from Fifa Coins the kick-off. Ugo Njoku sent in an inch-perfect cross from the right in between two New Zealand defenders, and the No4 calmly headed home from six yards.

It was the second-fastest goal at the U-20 Women's World Cup, only bested by team-mate Courtney Dike's strike 18 seconds into Nigeria's second group stage game against the South Koreans.With the African side clearly in charge, Oshoala doubled Nigeria's lead 11 minutes later. Chinwendu Ihezuo sent a delightful ball into space, beating four Kiwi defenders with the pass, for Oshoala to chase down. The speedy forward took one touch towards goal and finished through the Lily Alfeld's legs.

An enthusiastic dancing celebration with Oshoala and her team-mates ensued near the corner flag.New Zealand, who were playing in their first quarter-final at the U-20 Women's World Cup, looked out of their comfort zone throughout the first half and were never able to Fifa 17 Coins trouble the Nigerian backline. After the second goal, Dedevbo's team seemed to settle on their lead, with the action abating as both teams struggled to control possession on a rainy pitch in Moncton.
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