The Flying Eagles of Nigeria have arrived in Buenos Aires ahead of their FIFA U-20 World Cup group D clash vs Brazil.

Nigeria and Brazil will lock horns in the final group D matchday away from Mendoza where the Flying Eagles have enjoyed success.

It was in Mendoza that the Coach Ladan Bosso tutored Flying Eagles defeated Dominican and Italy to seal a round of 16 spot with a game to spare.

The team has said goodbye to Mendoza and have returned to Buenos Aires were they underwent final camping before the ongoing U-20 World Cup.

The game between group D third placed team Brazil and first placed Nigeria will take place at the Estadio Unico Diego Maradona in La Plata on Saturday, May 27.

Bullish Nigeria U-20 striker, Emmanuel Umeh, has promised to improve in his performances after grabbing assist to aid Nigeria Flying Eagles clinch a 2-0 win over the Italian U-20 side.

The sensational Botev Plovdiv striker who came off the bench at the assisted Salem Fago for the Flyinh Eagles first goal at the half hour mark and went ahead to work off his socks in contribution to the team success.

Prior to the main competition, Umeh has continually proved his worth grabbing a goal and assist during the team friendly fixtures, a form he replicated last nights.

Speaking with Nigerian based Journo Nwosu CHIGOZIE, soft speaking Umeh attributed the team win to the oneness in the camp which he feels will go a long way in helping them in the competition.

“Am elated to have made a contribution coming off the bench, a vital one for that matter and I’m not going to relent in helping the team”

“I believe the goals will come at when due but we all are focused on winning as a team” visibly elated Umeh concluded

Nigeria U-20 stunned Italy U-20 with a 2-0 win in their FIFA U-20 World Cup group D matchday two clash on Wednesday May 24.

Second half goals from Salem Fago and Jude Sunday were enough to see the Flying Eagles fly past Italy`s Gli Azzurrini at the Estadio Malvinas Argentinas.

A drab first half saw both teams toil in vain search for the opening goal as it ended 0-0.

The early exchanges of the second half saw both teams share spells of possession until Nigeria carved out a chance for the breakthrough.

Emmanuel Umeh delivered a cross for Salem Fago to head home the opening goal of the match in the 61st minute.

Italy did pile pressure in search of an equalizer but the Daniel Bameyi marshalled defence was up to the task to repel their on-slaught.

The Flying Eagles then bagged a second to add gloss to a stunning result.

Jude Sunday finished off a Aniagboso assist deep into stoppage time to seal a 2-0 win for Nigeria.