Falconets' assistant coach, Florence Omagbemi left the Namhae Public Stadium in Korea on Friday a satisfied person after her wards pummelled Widek University women 4-1 in a Fifa Under20 Women's World Cup build-up game.
Nigeria's goals were scored by Ebere Orji, Charity Adule, Chisom Henry and Azizat Oshoala in both halves of the encounter.
Omagbemi poured kudos on both sides for their performance.
"It was a good game for our team and a good build-up to the World Cup.
"So far we are satisfied with the sides that we have played since coming to Korea," explained Omagbemi.
The second string team were fielded by the technical crew unlike Wednesday's friendly tie against the Gwanghou High School boys which was to gauge the strength of their bench.
Comparing both matches, the former Nigerian player said the women are good technically but not tactically better than their men counterparts.
"But they should be hailed. They had a good goal which could have beaten any keeper.
"Also do not forget that all over the world, men are better than women in football," she added.
The friendly produced a yellow card collected by the Koreans.
Nigeria's next friendly comes up on August 13.
The Fifa Under20 Women's World Cup kicks off on Sunday, August 19 in Japan.
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