What Happened The latest developments in the World Cup qualifiers include Nigeria and Ghana successfully advancing to the fourth round of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup qualifiers. Nigeria secured their spot by defeating Senegal 2-1, following a 1-0 win in the first leg, while Ghana progressed after a 2-2 aggregate draw with South Africa, winning the decisive match 1-0. Why It Matters These victories are significant as they highlight the competitive nature of women’s football in Africa. Nigeria aims for their twelfth appearance in the U-20 Women’s World Cup, while Ghana seeks to qualify for their eighth consecutive tournament. Both teams are now one step closer to the finals scheduled for Poland in 2026. What’s Next Nigeria will prepare for the final qualifying round in May 2026, while Ghana looks to solidify their position in the tournament. Additionally, Zambia’s U-17 women’s national team is gearing up for their qualifier against Rwanda, with matches scheduled for April 10-12 and the return leg a week later. The outcomes of these matches will determine further advancement in the qualifiers. Post navigation Soccer Highlights: Tyler Adams Shines as a Key Player NFL Schedule This Week: Key Matchups and Insights