The Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) President Andrew Kamanga has congratulated the Under-17 Women’s national team for qualifying to the third and final round of the Morocco 2025 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
According to FAZ Communications Manager Sydney Mungala, the team secured a 1-0 win over Tanzania in Ndola, carrying a 4-0 lead over two legs.
Kamanga praised the team’s achievement, stating it sets the pace for other Zambian teams participating in various competitions this year.
He commended the technical bench, the team, and the FAZ secretariat staff for their hard work.
Kamanga urged the team not to relax, as they face either Benin or Congo in the final round.
He also expressed gratitude to the fans for their support, acknowledging their role in motivating the teams to achieve success.
“The team’s qualification is a significant milestone for Zambian football and fans are eagerly awaiting the final round of the Morocco 2025 FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifiers,” he said.
You go girls…!
The coaches should know that white girls also play in rains. You can’t keep a good player on bench just to avoid her getting dirty.
@ Nostradamus
I am lost in your comments… referring to whom??
Why Zambians only watch one side? What if am refering to Tanzanian team, or Stop thinking in unison. Be broad thinkers and readers.
Infact I was more watching South Africa vs Nigeria, maybe thats what my AI was commeting on.
Hope the very senior women’s team is learning something about goal keeping and defense. The senior team has lazy in goal keeping and in defense, they don’t play for one another. I saw altitudes more than hardwork, both in Australia and France.
@Nostradamus, your comment??? safe uko lelo?