Sierra Leone U17 women's share World Cup qualifying spoils with Guinea

Sierra Leone U17 Women’s share World Cup qualifying spoils with Guinea

In an exciting showdown at the Southern Arena in Sierra Leone, the national U-17 women’s football teams of Sierra Leone and Guinea battled to a thrilling 2-2 draw. This match marked the first leg of their contest for a coveted place in the upcoming 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup.

The draw gives Guinea a slight edge heading into the decisive second leg of this round, which is set to take place on March 15, 2025, at the Mamadou Konaté Stadium in Bamako, Mali. Both teams are determined to outshine each other and secure their advancement to the next stage of the tournament.

Fans are eagerly anticipating this year’s U-17 World Cup, which will take place in the vibrant nation of Morocco from October 17 to November 5, showcasing the talents of young female athletes from around the globe.

Nigeria Dominates South Africa (3-1)

As the favourites heading into the match, Nigeria secured a convincing 3-1 victory away from home against South Africa. A brace from Shakirat Moshood and a solitary strike from Harmony Chidi was enough to ensure the Nigerians clinched the win in Pretoria.

Kenya Surprises Uganda in Kampala (2-0)

In an all-East African showdown, Kenya pulled off an impressive victory over Uganda on their home turf. Goals from Nasipwondi and Ogola for the Junior Starlets showcased their ability to manage pressure and convert opportunities. This victory places Kenya in a strong position as they head into the return leg in Nairobi.

Cameroon Shines Against Ethiopia (5-2)

Cameroon delivered a clinical performance, defeating Ethiopia 5-2. With a well-organized team effort, Cameroon quickly took the lead and maintained control throughout the match, leaving little chance for their East African rivals. This commanding victory puts Cameroon in a strong position to advance of the second leg.

Algeria Stunned by Botswana (2-1)

Algeria suffered a surprising defeat at the hands of a clinical Botswana team, which capitalized on its limited chances to score. Despite dominating possession, Algeria struggled to break through, and Botswana punished them with two well-timed goals to secure a 2-1 victory.

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