The Golden Eaglets maintained their undefeated streak when it mattered most, defeating Mexico 3 - 0 at the Mohamed Bin Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi on Friday evening to lift the Fifa Under 17 World Cup a record fourth time.<br /><br />The Young Tricolor enjoyed possession at the early stages of the game while the Nigerians relied on their speed and counterattacks.<br /><br />And in one of their trademark bursts from defense to attack, Nigeria took the lead in the 9th minute. Musa Yahaya<span class=\"\\&quot;body1\\&quot;\">&rsquo;s shot was deflected into goal by right back Erick Aguirre.<br /><br />Mexico searched for an equalizer and could have drawn level in the 30th minute if not for the brilliant Alampasu, who tipped </span><br /><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\">Rivas header over the bar for a corner.<br /><br />Nigeria pressed further for a second goal and in one of the forays, the dangerous Musa Yahaya was unfortunate to hit the post.<br /><br />Until the Scottish referee blew the whistle for the end of the first half, the Golden Eaglets kept bombarding the Mexicans.<br /><br />They scored a second goal 10 minutes into the second half. Skipper Musa Muhammed</span><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\"><span class=\"\\&quot;body1\\&quot;\">&rsquo;s </span> shot was deflected by goalkeeper Gudino&nbsp; and Iheanacho tapped in the rebound for his sixth goal of the tournament.<br /><br />Musa Mohammed struck in the 81st minute to seal a 3 - 0 win for Nigeria.<br /><br />Kelechi Iheanacho was awarded the Golden Ball, as the best player of the tournament , and the Silver Boot for finishing the tourney as the second highest goal scorer with 6 goals.<br /><br />Alampasu won the Golden Glove for being the most outstanding goalkeeper while captain Muhammed scooped the Fair Play award.<br /><br />Photo Credit : fifa.com<br /></span>