Super Falconets Abandoned As Players Sleep on Airport Floor After Crashing Out of World Cup

• Super Falconets of Nigeria are stranded at the Istanbul airport in Turkey days after exiting the Under 20 World Cup
• Coach Christopher Danjuma and his wards have been at the airport for 24 hours trying to connect flight to Nigeria
• They started their campaign at the Under 20 World Cup well, but ended on a disappointing note losing against Holland

Players of the Super Falconets of Nigeria have been stranded in Turkey as the girls were made to sleep on the airport's floor days after crashing out of the 2022 Under 20 Women's World Cup.

Falconets won all the three group C matches to earn a maximum of 9 points, but their superb performance was put to a halt in the quarter-final when the Netherlands beat them 2-0.

It was a disappointing result for the Super Falconets and their coach Christopher Danjuma explained that his girls were punished by the Netherlands because of the mistakes they made.

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According to multiple reports and a post made by respected Nigerian reporter Andrew Randa, Super Falconets left Costa Rica on Monday, 22 August, at 6:30 am and were pictured sleeping on the bare floor and chairs at the Istanbul Airport after staying in one spot for 24 hours.

Why can't they get accommodation?

The reports added that the Nigerian girls don't have a transit visa and they cannot be allowed to move into Istanbul and the only choice was for them to remain at the airport.

See their photos below

Also, it was reported that the Super Falconets are yet to get their bonuses for featuring at the World Cup from the Nigerian Football Federation chiefs.

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Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how former Nigerian international Sunday Oliseh called German Regionalliga club SV Straelen to inform them of his resignation as the side's coach.

The former Super Eagles coach was in charge of the German Regionalliga team, SV Straelen, for barely two months before announcing his departure.

It was gathered that Fortuna Düsseldorf II defeated Straelen 2-0, with Oliseh utterly upset by his players’ performance during the encounter.

Oliseh resigned after the team scored just one goal in five league games as they conceded seven times.