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((Girls' Football)) Starts Asian Cup Qualifiers.. Today

((Girls' Football)) Starts Asian Cup Qualifiers.. Today

The national team for girls under 17 years of football is playing its first match in its journey in the Asian Cup qualifiers, against the Tajikistani counterpart, at six o'clock in the evening of last Monday, in the opening of the group competitions held in Tajikistan.

The team completed its preparations for the first match through physical and tactical training held on the Tajik Federation fields under the leadership of coach Luna Al-Masri, with the participation of all players, where the technical staff focused on raising physical readiness and putting the final touches on the tactical aspects before entering the official competition atmosphere.

Coach Luna Al-Masri said during the press conference for the Asian qualifiers: We aim through participating in the Asian qualifiers to qualify for the continental championship and continue working on developing the technical and physical level.

The players added that they are ready to represent the national team and provide the best levels .. All teams have equal chances to compete for the qualifying ticket.

The team will play its second match against the UAE at one o'clock on Thursday next, and will conclude its group journey with a match against South Korea at one o'clock on Sunday next, with all group matches to be held at the Tursunzoda Stadium.

The national team roster includes: Maya Al-Sayyid, Alma Shatat, Raya Abu Rumman, Iman Al-Tamizi, Salma Diab, Sahar Abdul-Rahim, Maria Al-Mousa, Jude Artima, Jude Daoud, Jana Al-Mahtasib, Nahla Al-Qaisi, Yana Dwaik, Lynn Abu Halwa, Nadine Abu Saleh, Lynn Abdul-Rahman, Lynn Souber, Gia Sawalha, Toleen Abdeeda, Alma Al-Sifi, Lamar Yousef, Raghad Haqrouz, Lynn Al-Qaisi, and Tayma Ja'ara.

According to the qualifying system, the participating teams were distributed into eight groups, with the top team of each group securing a ticket to the finals, joining the four teams that have already qualified, after occupying the top four positions in the last edition, which are North Korea, Japan, Australia, and China.

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