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Tanzania is leading the table with three points, the same as Uganda but is ahead on goal difference after pounding Burundi 3-0.
Uganda Women U18 head coach Ayub Khalifa wants the team’s chances to count when they meet minnows Zanzibar on Thursday in their second match of the CECAFA Women Under-18 tournament.
Currently, there are five teams, but the hosts Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda are the outright favourites.
It taking a round-robin format, the points will definitely count but the goals will likely decide the fate.
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10:29 - 26.07.2023
CECAFA U18 W Khalifa reveals Uganda’s strategy that tamed the free-flowing Ethiopians
Allen Nassaazi scored the lone goal in the 70th minute to unlock the closely-contested tie to give Uganda the much-needed start.
Tanzania is leading the table with three points, the same as Uganda but is ahead on goal difference after pounding Burundi 3-0.
Khalifa knows that her strikers will have to do better than they did against a tougher Ethiopia when they face Zanzibar for a chance to cover the gap.
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11:06 - 26.07.2023
CAF WCL Kampala Queens step up preps for CAF Women’s Champions League
The 2023 CAF Women’s Champions League CECAFA qualifiers will kick off on August 12th at the FUFA Technical Centre in Njeru and Lugogo Stadium.
“We have tried to rectify some mistakes that we committed during our first match, mainly working on our striking line because we need to score more goals,” the coach said ahead of the match.
The fixture will kick off at 6 pm, shortly after the highly-billed clash between the two other heavyweights.
Matchday 2 fixtures – Thursday, 27th July
Azam Complex, Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania vs Ethiopia – 3 pm
Uganda vs Zanzibar – 6 pm
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