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Copper Princesses Eye Strong World Cup Start

Zambia Under-17 Women’s National Team Coach CAROL KANYEMBA says the technical bench...

Copper Princesses Eye Strong World Cup Start

Picture: Zambia24

By Chansa Kunda

Zambia Under-17 Women’s National Team Coach CAROL KANYEMBA says the technical bench is preparing the players to cope with the intensity of Friday’s international friendly match against China

KANYEMBA said the coaching staff is placing particular emphasis on the players’ mental preparation ahead of the encounter.

She noted that the match will be an important test of the team’s readiness for the 2026 FIFA Under-17 Women’s World Cup to be staged in Morocco

KANYEMBA was speaking after the team held its first training session following its arrival in Morocco.

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She added that the squad is also acclimatising to local weather conditions to ensure the players are able to deliver a composed performance against China.

Meanwhile, striker GRACE PHIRI said the players are working hard in training as they aim to make a strong impression at this year’s World Cup.

Midfielder LILLIAN MWENDA said her target is to help the team secure victory over China in Friday’s fixture.

Goalkeeper DECENT MBEWE said she is aiming to keep a clean sheet against the Asian side.

The Copper Princesses are drawn in Group D alongside Japan, France and Venezuela, with the top two teams advancing to the Round of 16

Source: Zambia24 — Read more

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