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Sierra Queens triumphed in their first game of the Women’s Day Cup, securing a thrilling 2-1 victory against Liberia.
The exciting kickoff took place yesterday, 2nd March at the Kenema Playing field. In the opening first matches, Sierra Leone U17 secured a win against Liberia U17 followed by Sierra Queens 2-1 win against Liberia u-20.
The team’s resilience and skill were on full display, setting a strong tone for the tournament ahead. Congratulations to our Queens – onwards to more victories!
Coinciding with International Women’s Day on March 8th, the tournament will also feature the U-17 and U-20 women’s national teams of Sierra Leone. This initiative serves as a strong representation of both countries uniting with the global community to advocate for gender equality and women’s.
This tournament provides a valuable opportunity for young female athletes to showcase their skills and gain valuable experience while promoting gender equality in the world of football.
Without doubting her ability, goalkeeping position calls for a tall player, not the shortest player in the team. Look at other teams in other countries and leagues the goalkeeper is almost always the tallest in the teams.