A excellent late strike by Chamssoudine Hanna’a cancelled out legend Christy Malouf 74th minute opener. Keeper Said Aïcha was also in fine form saving Lily Iskandar’s penalty. Chamssoudine taking advantage of a misplaced pass and very calmly lobbing the ball from distance over the keeper.
Chamssoudine Hanna’a levels the match in stoppage time
South Africa v Malawi
South Africa 🇿🇦 3-0 Malawi 🇲🇼 Nonhlanhla Mthandi 13 53 Linda Motlhalo 22
South Africa eased to a 3-0 win over a Malawi outfit depleted of the Chawinga sisters and Rose Kabzere who were withdrawn after the South African association indicated the game would likely be cancelled but later confirmed that the two meetings would in fact go ahead.
On the pitch a brace from Nonhlanhla Mthandi and a Linda Motlhalo strike eased the host to a 3-0 succes
Host China thrilled a delightful crowd cruising to a 5-0 win over Uzbekistan. Zhang Xin opened the scoring on the stroke of half time before Ziqin Shao added a second in stoppage time of the opening period. Li Mengwen struck a stunning third goal on 69 minutes before Wang Yanwen 87 and Jing Liu 90 rounded off the scoring.
Thailand came from behind to defeat understrength Zambia 3-2. Saowalek Pengngam struck the match winner in the 73rd minute. Zambia without stars from the USA lost in form striker Fridah Mukoma with a concussion in training yesterday to add to further problems. In form Katamon striker Rachael Nachula scored Zambia equaliser on 45 minutes after Thawanrat Promthongmee had given Thailand the lead. Ochumba Lubandji put Zambia in front in the hour mark before Karnjanathat Phomsi levelled before Pengngam struck the winner.
Two goals in 3 minutes from Delight Isaac and Dooshima Tarnum sealed Bayelsa Queens 3-0 win over Ibom Angels
A first minute strike from Titilayo Aweda paved the way for Rivers Angels 2-0 success over Naija Ratels with Mary Moses continuing excellent form adding a second.
Robo Queens rallied from a early defecit to defeat Adamawa 3-1, Ajakaye Opeyemi the chief tormentor with a brace, the win moved Robo level points with Naija and a goal behind in the differencial column.
Joy Ikyagh earned Benue Queens their first points of the season holding Delta Queens to a 1-1 draw.
Edo Queens moved to within a victory of sealing a super 6 spot disposing of Heartland Queens 2-0,.
Remo Stars edged Ekiti Queens 1-0 courtesy of a goal from Olasubomi Ogundele in the 36th minute.
Nasarawa downed Abia Angels 2-0 to consolidate third spot in Group A Jenat Akekeromowei and Chisom Chima found the target
Dannaz and Confluence player out a goalless draw as the two battle against relegation.
Dafne Sánchez Golazo helps Mexico to a 4-0 win over Costa Rica.
Group A México 🇲🇽 6 9-0 Costa Rica 🇨🇷 3 8-4 Haiti 🇭🇹 3 4-9 Bermuda 🇧🇲 0 1-9
Group C USA 🇺🇸 6 10-0 El Salvador 🇸🇻 4 5-1 Honduras 🇭🇳 1 1-8 Trinidad 🇹🇹 0 0-7
Group B Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 3 6-1 Canada 🇨🇦 3 5-0 Panama 🇵🇦 0 1-6 Nicaragua 🇳🇮 0 0-5
A rocket 🚀 Golazo from Daphne Sánchez on the stroke of half time highlighted a dominant Mexico performance who swept aside Costa Rica 4-0 to move to the top of Group A and require just a point to clinch their Fifa Women’s Under 17 WWC spot against Haiti in the final group game.
Haiti 🇭🇹 overcame a determined Bermuda 🇧🇲 outfit 3 goals in a 12 minute spell paving the way for a 4-1 victory. Nila Samuels struck a excellent effort for Bermuda with the last kick of the match.
Kimmi Ascanio broke the deadlock on 45 minutes leading to a second half goal Blitz as USA cruised to a 7-0 win over Honduras
Four excellent second half goals saw El Salvador 🇸🇻 defeat Trinidad 4-0, talented Abigail Salgado and Maya Buerger struck three minutes apart before a late Angie Alvarenga brace.
USA face El Salvador in the final group match to determine the group winner.
Is worth noting order of the criteria Pts Goal differencial in all group matches Greater number of goals scored Head to Head 4th criteria in Concacaf.
Current best 2nd El Salvador 🇸🇻 4 5-1 Canada 🇨🇦 3 5-0 Costa Rica 🇨🇷 3 8-4
Group B second games play tomorrow Nicaragua v Puerto Rico Panama v Canada
Zambia quartet Barbra Banda, Rachael Kundananji, Grace Chanda and Prisca Chilufya have been withdrawn from the Zambia squad to compete in the Yongchuan Women’s Tournament in China.
The players were withdrawn on the advice of American Zambia mission and key offices due to new travel restrictions introduced by the new administration in the USA.
In a statement from the FAZ general secretary Reuben Kamanga says acting on the advice of key offices among them the United States of America Zambian mission in Washington and the two clubs for the players; the best decision was to withdraw the players from the China assignment.
“I wish to confirm that the Orlando Pride trio of Barbra Banda, Grace Chanda and Prisca Chilufya as well as Rachael Kundananji of Bay FC will not be available for the two international friendly matches in China. After working through the process instigated by recently introduced measures it was decided that it is in the best interest of our players to skip this assignment,” he says.
“They will definitely be available for future assignments as they were for the last window when we played Malawi. The technical bench has since roped in replacements to ensure that the team remains competitive.”
He adds, “It is our desire to give all our teams participating in international competitions the best preparations. The bigger picture is to ensure that the Copper Queens are ready for the WAFCON in July just like we have done for the under-17 boys currently in Morocco for the AFCON.”
Temwa Chawinga, Tabitha Chawinga and Rose Kabzere will miss the friendly matches against South Africa after the association cancelled the invitation last week due to SAFA indicating the games would not proceed.
South Africa association is currently going through financial struggles.
Via Malawi association website Head coach Lovemore Fazili emphasized the importance of these games in preparing for the upcoming WAFCON qualifier against Angola.
“Every international friendly match is crucial for us. These matches will help us develop the team, and I truly appreciate the FA for organizing them. We have been lacking such preparation games, and they make a huge difference,” Fazili said.
Of course, it’s disappointing to miss some players who strengthen our team, but the locally based players are improving and gaining maturity. With the addition of some foreign-based players, we will build a strong team,” he added.
Zesco Ndola Girls clinched the title in Zambia defeating Choma Warriors with the league leading scorer Penelope Mulubwa (30) striking the clinching goal on 57 minutes before Ruth Mukoma sealed a 3-0 win to spark the celebrations. Indeni thrashed Play It Forward 5-1 with Esther Mukwasa scoring a hattrick. Red Arrows move to third as their game was forfeited by Nkana
Leading scorers Zambia Women’s Premier League
Penelope Mulubwa 30
Maylan Mulenga 24
Natasha Nanyangwe 21
Ivy Nambeye 20
Ochumba Lubandji 20
In Liberia Determine Girls close in on sealing another title as they defeated World Girls 3-0 to move within 3pts of of the championship crown
Ampem remain top in the North despite suffering a loss to nearest challenger Dreamz courtesy of a strike by Dorothy Pokuaa.
In the South Army held leaders Hasaacas to a goalless draw as Police Ladies cut the lead to 2pts by defeating Halifax 1-0 thanks to a Ruth Appiah effort
Hollywoodbets Super League remains shortened due to ongoing logistics in the games that played UJ recorded a dominant 6-1 win over newcomers Ezemvelo, City Lads prevailed 3-1 over Pretoria and a struggling start for UWC continued as Fort Hare defeated them 1-0, Rennika Khoza striking a excellent goal
Over the weekend Yanga moved onto 33pts 5 behind leaders JKT as they overcome Mlandzi 2-0. Gets Program moved out of the relegation zone with a goalless draw with Ceasiaa
Leaders Top Girls Academy game was postponed to Wednesday
Ebolowa remain 5 pts clear at the top with a resounding 5-0 win over Éclair Annie Felicia Enganemben being in excellent form striking a brace. Tiwa Lys continues her great form for Lekie striking both goals against DJA and remains the league leading scorer. FAP remain third as Émilienne Endale struck a 79th minute winner in a tough 1-0 win over Authentic Ladies.
In Benin leader Sam Nelly were held to a goalless draw by a Valliant effort from a determined Aïnonvi. Naja also had to settle for a goalless draw with Aigle Royal. In Poule B AS Gamia fell to JFA and fell 4pts behind the leaders Léopards who had a narrow 1-0 victory over FAL
Kick 4 Life remain a point clear of defending champions LDF recording a 3-1 succes over Berea as LDF managed a narrow 1-0 victory over Lijabatho.
A dominant performance from Kampala Queens saw them move closer to regaining the title with a 4-0 thrashing of Rines Zainah Nandede and Shamirah Nalugya both striking braces. Kawempe had to settle for a 1-1 draw with third placed Amus College
Etincelles and USFAS remain deadlocked at the top of the standings only goal differencial keeping Etincelles on top as both recorded victories to remain undefeated on 40pts
Kibera Soccer remain top in a thrilling title race despite being held by Vihiga Queens to a 1-1 draw who themselves remain 4 points behind. Police Bullets remain in second spot Lindah Kihara striking the only goal of the game to defeat Mombasa
Egypt 🇪🇬 Women’s Premier League
Hasnath Ubamba super strike starts FC Masar goal frenzy in 11-0 win to stay 5 pts clear of Al Alhy who beat El Mokawloon 5-0. Wadi scored 4 2nd half goals to defeat Maady.
Zamalek defeated ZED FC 2-1 avenging the Cup defeat earlier in the week
NBE thrashed Modern Sport 5-1.
In Côte D’ivoire leaders ASEC trounced Ange FC 12-0 with Diallo Ami, N’Guessan Nadege both striking hattricks
Group A: Faroe Islands (hosts), Netherlands, Austria, Norway
Group B: Spain (holders), Italy, Poland, France
Host Faroe Islands where paired with the Netherlands, Austria and Norway for the UEFA Women’s Under 17 Championship which will be held May 4 to May 17.
In Group B a very tough draw as Spain were drawn to face France, Poland and Italy
Five teams qualify for the FIFA Women’s Under 17 WWC to be held in Morocco from 17 October to 8 November.
Eight-team tournament (hosts) 2023/24: Spain (Sweden) 2022/23: France (Estonia) 2021/22: Germany (Bosnia and Herzegovina) 2019/20 & 2020/21: no final tournament 2018/19: Germany (Bulgaria) 2017/18: Spain (Lithuania) 2016/17: Germany (Czechia) 2015/16: Germany (Belarus) 2014/15: Spain (Iceland) 2013/14: Germany (England)
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