Three Teams Eliminated from the 2026 U-17 Women's World Cup in Morocco
The 2026 U-17 Women's World Cup, taking place in Morocco, has seen the unfortunate elimination of three teams from the competition. Zambia, Puerto Rico, and New Zealand have all finished their group-stage matches without securing a single point, losing all three games they participated in. This outcome followed the final group stage matches of Groups C and D, which concluded on Saturday, marking a significant turning point in the tournament.
In a noteworthy Group D encounter, France triumphed over Zambia with a score of 1-0, while Ghana achieved a decisive victory against Canada with a 2-0 win in Group C. Additionally, Brazil showcased an impressive performance, defeating Norway 3-0, and Japan also secured a 2-0 victory against Venezuela. These results not only highlight the competitive nature of the tournament but also set the stage for further eliminations as more teams are expected to be sent home after the remaining final group matches scheduled for Sunday.
As the competition unfolds in Morocco, the anticipation grows for which teams will advance and continue their quest for glory in the U-17 Women’s World Cup. The tournament has already proven to be an exciting showcase of young talent, and the stakes will only get higher as the knockout stages approach.
As reported by dailypost.ng.
