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Nigeria’s U19 basketball team pulled off a major FIBA World Cup upset, defeating China despite being given just a 14.8% chance of winning.
Nigeria’s U19 women’s basketball team, the J’Tigresses, pulled off a stunning upset at the 2025 FIBA U-19 Women’s Basketball World Cup by defeating Asian powerhouse China 93-88 on the tournament’s opening day in Brno, Czechia.
Despite being given just a 14.8% chance of winning by pre-match predictors, Nigeria’s victory sealed their first-ever win at this prestigious event to shock the basketball world on Saturday afternoon.
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The game started with China dominating the first quarter, outscoring Nigeria 24-16. But the J’Tigresses showed resilience, clawing back in the second quarter with a 22-20 edge to narrow the gap.
The third quarter proved decisive as Nigeria surged ahead 23-16, setting the stage for a thrilling finale. In the fourth quarter, Nigeria held their nerve, outscoring China 32-28 to seal a memorable victory.
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The win was celebrated widely on social media, with Nigeria’s senior women’s team, D’Tigress, sharing the moment and highlighting the improbable odds.
Their post read: “The odds were against our Princesses but man no be God,” capturing the pride and belief fueling the young team’s success.
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Led by head coach Faustina Akhere Juliana and her technical team, the Junior D’Tigress have shown that determination and teamwork can defy expectations.
This victory not only boosts Nigeria’s confidence but also announces their arrival on the global stage as serious contenders in women’s basketball.
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As the tournament progresses, Nigeria will face Canada and Portugal in Group B, carrying the hopes of a nation inspired by their historic win over China.