• Zambia U-17 girls captured attention and admiration
• Exceptional display against Atlas Lionesses
• High flying Namute Chileshe hit hat-trick
• #UgSportsNow
The U-17 girls national team has captured the attention and admiration of sports enthusiasts across the nation with their impressive performance in the World Cup qualifiers. Sports Minister Elvis Nkandu has lauded the team for their exceptional display against the Atlas Lionesses, showcasing resilience and skill that have not gone unnoticed by the government.
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After a spirited match that saw the U-17 girls emerge victorious with a 3-1 scoreline against Morocco, Nkandu took the opportunity to personally commend the team for their outstanding efforts. In particular, striker Namute Chileshe shone brightly on the field as she scored a memorable hat trick, leading her team to a well-deserved win.
Sports Minister expresses unwavering government support
Expressing the government’s unwavering support for the team, Minister Nkandu emphasized the importance of nurturing and empowering young talents in sports. He affirmed that the government is delighted with the team’s achievements and pledged to provide them with maximum support as they continue their journey towards success.
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Exhilarating second leg encounter scheduled
The U-17 girls’ triumph in the first leg meeting against Morocco has set the stage for an exhilarating second leg encounter scheduled for June 15. With a spot in the World Cup in the Dominican Republic at stake, both teams are gearing up for a highly anticipated showdown that promises to be fiercely competitive.
Road to the Global stage
The upcoming match presents a golden opportunity for the U-17 girls to make history and secure their place on the global stage. As they prepare to face off against Morocco once again, the team can draw inspiration from their past success and the unwavering support of the government and fans alike.
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The sports minister’s words of encouragement and praise for the U-17 girls national team serve as a motivating force as they strive to achieve their ultimate goal of qualifying for the World Cup. With their talent, determination, and the backing of the nation behind them, the U-17 girls are poised to make a remarkable impact in the world of football and inspire a new generation of aspiring athletes.
