Junior Starlets on brink of second World Cup
Kenya's Junior Starlets are just 90 minutes away from securing a second consecutive FIFA Under-17 Women's World Cup appearance...
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Kenya's Junior Starlets are on the verge of qualifying for their second consecutive FIFA Under-17 Women's World Cup after a dominant 2-0 away victory against South Africa in Pretoria.
- The team holds a significant 2-goal advantage heading into the return leg on Sunday at Nyayo National Stadium.
- Head coach Mildred Cheche credits the nation's structured player development pathway for the team's success, noting the progression of players to the senior Harambee Starlets.
- Key players like Faith Boke and Brenda Achieng scored in the first leg, with goalkeeper Mishel Okoyo Ngono saving a crucial penalty.
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Junior Starlets on brink of second World Cup - July 2026
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