The Young Queens of Sierra Leone secured a thrilling 2-2 draw with Guinea in the U-17 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers on March 8, 2025. Resilient after trailing, the team showcased teamwork and determination supported by an enthusiastic home crowd. Fans on social media expressed pride and encouraged further support for the team as they prepare for the second leg in Mali on March 15, 2025.
On March 8, 2025, Sierra Leone’s Young Queens achieved an exhilarating 2-2 draw against Guinea during the U-17 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers held at Southern Arena in Bo. The match was marked by significant back-and-forth action, captivating the fans throughout the game.
From the outset, the Young Queens displayed unwavering determination in their attempts to penetrate Guinea’s defense. The visiting team matched this intensity, leading to a competitive and thrilling encounter. Despite being challenged after Guinea took the lead, Sierra Leone demonstrated their resilience by equalizing on two occasions.
The home team’s ability to respond swiftly after each Guinean goal emphasized their teamwork and tenacity, crucially supported by the cheering home crowd. With the second leg scheduled for March 15, 2025, in Bamako, both teams remain in contention for qualification.
As anticipation builds for the upcoming match, the Young Queens are now focused on their preparations to ensure a strong performance in the away game. Fans and stakeholders eagerly await what promises to be an intense rematch as the battle for advancement continues.
In the aftermath of the match, fans have taken to social media to express their support for the Young Queens. Many commended the team’s tenacity, urging local football authorities to provide enhanced backing.
Supporter Mohamed Lamin asserted, “Our U-17 is by far better. SLFA should keep these girls together.” Beddous Kamakwei humorously remarked about the difference in age, stating, “Yesterday I saw U-17 from SL vs U-25 from Guinea.” Other fans offered succinct encouragement, with Ibrahim Bangura exclaiming, “Good one.” While Hassan Salieu Kamara and Hawanatu Abu Kamara cheered on with “Congratulations” and “Keep it up guys.” Zee Bah contributed encouraging words, “Congratulations and lots of strength for the future.” With such strong encouragement from fans, the Young Queens are motivated as they head into their significant match in Mali.
The Young Queens of Sierra Leone demonstrated remarkable resolve in their 2-2 draw against Guinea in the U-17 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers, showcasing their potential for future matches. The response from the fans highlights growing support for women’s football in the region, urging for increased institutional backing. The upcoming second leg promises further excitement as both teams continue their quest for qualification.
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