The Moroccan U-20 women’s national football team clinched a decisive victory against their Ethiopian counterparts, securing a 2-0 win in a match held on Saturday at the Abdi Stadium in El Jadida.
This encounter marked the first leg of the fourth and final round of the African region qualifiers for the 2024 Colombia World Cup.
The national team’s goals were notched by Yasmin Zuhair in the 10th minute and Amber Basir in the 51st minute, showcasing the team’s prowess and determination on the field.
The Moroccan squad will now face Ethiopia in the return leg scheduled in Addis Ababa on January 21.
The outcome of this encounter will determine which team secures qualification for the highly anticipated 2024 Colombia World Cup.
In their quest for a World Cup berth, the Moroccan team demonstrated their commitment and skill during a preparatory gathering held from January 5 to 8 at the Mohammed VI Football Complex in Salé.
This strategic preparation period aimed to fine-tune the team’s performance in readiness for the challenging fixture against the Ethiopian side.
The victory at home has buoyed the spirits of the Moroccan contingent, instilling confidence as they head to Ethiopia for the return leg.
The national squad, under the guidance of their coaching staff, is determined to advance to the World Cup in Colombia and make a mark on the global stage.
This achievement underscores the dedication and talent of the young Moroccan women footballers who aspire to represent their nation at the highest level.
The entire country awaits the outcome of the return leg, hoping for another stellar performance from the U-20 women’s national team as they pursue their dream of World Cup qualification.
