D’Tigress prepare for South Korea after win over Colombia

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•The D’Tigress defeated Colombia in the World Cup Qualifying Tournament held in Lyon, France, on March 12, 2026.
•South Korea beat the D’Tigress 77–60 in their qualifying match on March 12, 2026.
•D’Tigress coach Wakama emphasized the need to learn from the loss to South Korea during preparations for the next game.
•The qualifying matches are part of the FIBA World Cup qualification process for women's basketball.
•The D’Tigress are adjusting their strategy ahead of the upcoming rematch with South Korea.

What Could Happen If...

▸If the D’Tigress successfully apply lessons from their loss and defeat South Korea Nigeria improves its standing in the qualifiers and strengthens its chances of advancing to the FIBA World Cup, boosting team morale and national support.

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🌍Colombia 🌍Nigeria 🌍South Korea

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AFRICAVanguard (Nigeria)D’Tigress must learn from South Korea loss, says Wakama AFRICAThisDay (Nigeria)South Korea Humble D’Tigress in FIBA World Cup Qualifiers in France AFRICAPremium Times (Nigeria)World Cup qualifiers: South Korea stun D’Tigress 77–60 in Lyon AFRICAPremium Times (Nigeria)

Nigeria's women's basketball team, the D’Tigress, shifted their focus to their next match against South Korea after a strong win over Colombia in the World Cup Qualifying Tournament in France. The team aims to learn from their recent 77–60 loss to South Korea to improve their chances of advancing. This adjustment is crucial for Nigeria's performance and potential qualification for the World Cup.