adminWorld Cup second round, first leg match at MKO Abiola Stadium.
The national Under-20 women’s soccer team returned to the capital last night after acclimatising in the hot weather conditions of Matabeland North.
And the team, which steamrolled past neighbours Mozambique winning 7-0 on aggregate, now face a big task when they date the African powerhouse which reached the finals of the last World Cup in 2010 and lost 2-0 to hosts Germany. The Falconets are oozing with confidence and have said they will beat Zimbabwe when they travel to the West African nation.
But Mufakose Queens coach, Giwa, said they are pleased with their preparations and are ready to face the Falconets. “The training camp went on well it was really fruitful and we managed to work on everything that we had on our programme.
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