Saudi Arabia newly format women

Manos Staramopoulos • 12 de marzo de 2024

The Saudi Arabian Football Federation celebrates the monumental success of the newly formed Women's U-20 National Team following their inaugural matches against Mauritania

The Saudi Arabian Football Federation proudly acknowledges the incredible achievements of the newly established women's U-20 national team, following their historic matches against Mauritania in Jeddah.

The Saudi Arabian Football Federation proudly acknowledges the incredible achievements of the newly established women's U-20 national team, following their historic matches against Mauritania in Jeddah. The team played back-to-back fixtures, marking a momentous occasion for women's football in the Kingdom.

 

The first match took place on Wednesday, resulting in a resounding 3-0 victory for Saudi Arabia. This outstanding performance showcased the team's talent, determination, and hard work, setting the stage for an exciting journey ahead.


Continuing their impressive form, the U-20 team achieved a commendable 1-1 draw against Mauritania in the second match held on Saturday. This result further solidified the team's growing status and demonstrated their ability to compete at an international level.


Aalia Al-Rasheed, Head of the Women's Football Department at the Saudi Arabian Football Federation, expressed her delight at the team's performance, adding: "These matches have been a testament to the hard work and commitment of our talented players. The success of the women's U-20 national team represents a significant milestone in the development of women's football in Saudi Arabia. We are immensely proud of their achievements and remain committed to providing them with the support and opportunities they deserve."


The matches held great significance as they formed an integral part of the nine-day training camp for the team. With a talented roster of 24 players, this training camp emerged as a crucial catalyst in driving the team's progress and overall development.


The Saudi Arabian Football Federation extends its congratulations to the women's U-20 national team for their outstanding achievements and wishes them continued success in future competitions. This significant milestone serves as an inspiration for women and young girls across the Kingdom, highlighting the growing opportunities and support for women's football in Saudi Arabia.


Manos Staramopoulos

Journalist and Analyst of International Football and Affairs

Chief Editor English Zone of Discoveryfootball.com

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