AFC U-17 Women’s Asia Cup: Young Tigresses a Step Away From Historic Consecutive Qualification
A draw would send India through, while Malaysia must win to claim the group’s only qualifying spot.
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Young Tigresses Eye Back-To-Back Asian Cup Qualification
The India U17 Women's football team is set for a decisive AFC U17 Women's Asian Cup qualifier against hosts Malaysia on Sunday. With both teams tied on points, India holds a significant goal difference advantage, meaning a draw will secure their qualification. Coach Joakim Alexandersson's Young Tigresses are aiming for a win to make history with back-to-back Asian Cup appearances.
SELAYANG – The national women's Under-17 (U-17) squad's hopes of qualifying for the 2027 U-17 Asian Cup were dashed when they lost 0-4 to India in the final Group E match at the Selayang Municipal Council Stadium, a short while ago. On paper, the advantage seemed to be in India's favour, but the wet pitch conditions saw the national squad perform positively to ...
Malay News- Malaysian newspapers from Kuala Lumpur
Utusan OnlinePETALING JAYA: Misi memburu iket ke Piala Asia Wanita B-17 2027 menuntut keberanian luar biasa apabila skuad Malayan Tigress B-17 bakal berdepan India dalam aksi penentuan juara Kumpulan E by Stadium Majlis Perbandaran Selayang, malam ini. Walaupun India hadir dengan rekod serangan lebih tajam menerusi 16 goals dalam dua perlawananan, pengendali skuad wanita negara, Takayoshi [...] The post Malayan Tigress B-17 tidak gentar cabaran India appeare…
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