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Women's U-17 National Team Draws with Tajikistan in AFC U-17 Women's Asian Cup Qualifiers

Women's U-17 National Team Draws with Tajikistan in AFC U-17 Women's Asian Cup Qualifiers

The U-17 Women's National Team drew 1-1 with Tajikistan, in the match that brought them together on Monday evening, October 5, at Tursunzoda Stadium in Tajikistan, as part of Group A of the Asian Qualifiers for Women.

The goal for the national team was scored by Yana Duik in the 69th minute.

The national team was represented during the match by: Maya Al-Sayyid, Iman Al-Tameezi (Lamar Yousef), Maria Al-Mosawi, Lynn Souber, Salma Dhiab (Naha Al-Qaisi), Yana Duik, Nadine Abu Saleheh, Lynn Abu Halwa, Toleen Abbaidat (Lynn Al-Qaisi), Alma Al-Sayf, Raghad Haqrouz (Tayma Ja'ara).

The match started strongly for the national team, which tried on more than one occasion through Alma Al-Sayf, Raghad Haqrouz, and Toleen Abbaidat, but the attempts failed to break the net, and the first half ended in a goalless draw.

At the beginning of the second half, the national team continued its pressure and attempts, until Yana Duik managed to open the scoring in the 69th minute, with a set ball that found its way into the net, and soon after, the "Tajik" succeeded in equalizing the score in the 79th minute, and the match ended in a 1-1 draw.

In the same group, South Korea defeated the UAE 16-0.

The national team continues its journey in the qualifiers with a match against the UAE at 1 PM on Thursday, October 8 -Jordan time-, before concluding its matches with a match against South Korea at the same time on Sunday, October 11 of the same month, and all matches will be held at Tursunzoda Stadium.

According to the tournament system, the participating teams in the qualifiers have been divided into eight groups, and the first-place team in each group will qualify for the finals, to join the four teams that qualified directly after occupying the top four positions in the 2026 edition, namely the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the reigning champion, Japan, the runner-up, and Australia and China, which reached the semi-finals.

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