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Bangladesh U-17 Women's Football Team to Face Jordan in Crucial Friendly Match

Bangladesh U-17 women's national football team is set to play Jordan in the second and final friendly match on Sunday, as part of their preparations for the AFC U-17 Women's Asian Cup 2027 Qualifiers.

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Bangladesh U-17 women's national football team will look to complete a series sweep when they take on hosts Jordan in the second and final FIFA international friendly match tomorrow (Sunday). The match will kick off at 8 pm Bangladesh time at JFA Field in Amman. This two-match series is part of Bangladesh's preparations for the AFC U-17 Women's Asian Cup 2027 Qualifiers, scheduled to be held in Uzbekistan.

Following their emphatic 5-0 victory over Jordan in the opening friendly, the Bangladesh team held its third training session at the match venue on Friday. Players who featured in the first match underwent a recovery session, while the remaining squad members took part in a training programme featuring warm-ups, possession drills, and small-sided games.

The players showed good intensity and commitment throughout the session, and all squad members were reported to be in good health ahead of the final friendly. Bangladesh produced a dominant display in the first match, with goals from Alpi Akter, Reya, Mousumi Akter, Umma Kulsum, and Kumari Payel Rani.

The Bangladesh squad includes Megla Rani, Jyoti Khatun, Homayara Akter, Most Mim Islam, Mousumi Akter, Tithi Rani Mahato, Sorovi Rani, Mst Amena Khatun, Mishu Rani, Junia Akter, Mst Taspia Akter Tisha, Joba Rani, Mst Amina, Reya, Umma Kulsum, Nurjahan Akter Moni, Fatema Akter, Most Runa Akter, Tangial Afroz Hira, Purnima Marma, Alpi Akter, and Kumari Payel Rani.

These friendly matches are crucial for Bangladesh as they gear up for the AFC U-17 Women's Asian Cup 2027 Qualifiers. The team's performance in these matches will provide valuable insights and help fine-tune their strategies for the upcoming qualifiers.

The AFC U-17 Women's Asian Cup is a significant tournament for young talents to showcase their skills and gain international experience. Success in the qualifiers would not only boost the team's morale but also enhance their chances of making a mark in the main tournament.

Source: BSS

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