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The head coach of Nigeria female U-20 team, Falconets, Christopher Danjuma, said he has players with the experience to beat the Tanzanians in the Africa qualifier for the 2018 female U-20 World Cup. Danjuma who spoke with the News Agency of Nigeria（NAN）on Wednesday in Benin, said the team was mentally and physically prepared to face the East African team on Saturday in Benin. He said weeks of intensive training and preparation had placed the Falconets in a good stead to beat their opponent in the Africa qualifying series. “Nigeria is a big country and do not settle for less but the best. We are in Benin to give our best. “The Tanzanians are coming to Benin to meet a team that has set a record in Africa at this category of female football. “The team is made up of excellent home based players. Most of them have experience having played at the U-17 category，so you can see that we are better prepared for total victory on Saturday.” NAN reports that Falconets arrived in the an