Under-17 coach bemoans fatigue ahead of COSAFA semis

Friday, September 27, 2019

The under-17 side in action against South Africa

In what proves to be a very fruitful season for local women football, the national under-17 side has reached the semi-finals of the on going COSAFA Championship in emphatic fashion.

In a tournament in Mauritius, the home girls set up a mouthwatering semi-final clash against Zambia following a 14-1 win over Seychelles on Wednesday in the final match of the group stages.

The victory is a record for any national team as Tapapiwa Gaebolae’s troops reached the semi-finals of the inaugural competition. Coach, Gaebolae bemoaned fatigue ahead of the Uganda clash on Friday.

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