Nakivubo, Kampala Â
The Uganda Women’s National Football Team, the Crested Cranes, is gearing up for a crucial match against Ethiopia in the upcoming Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) qualifier. The first leg of the qualifier will take place tomorrow at Nakivubo Stadium, with the return leg scheduled for November 26 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Â
Under the guidance of head coach Sheryl Botes, the Crested Cranes have been training intensively for the match. Botes has named Viola Nambi as the team captain, with Fazila Ikwaput and Ruth Aturo serving as her deputies. The team is determined to secure a spot in the next round of the qualifiers and ultimately qualify for the WAFCON tournament. Â
The match against Ethiopia is a critical step in Uganda’s journey to the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations. A strong performance in both legs of the qualifier will be essential for the Crested Cranes to advance and continue their pursuit of continental glory. Â
Ugandan football fans are encouraged to turn out in large numbers to support the Crested Cranes as they take on Ethiopia. The team’s success in this qualifier will not only boost their confidence but also inspire the next generation of female footballers in the country. Â
As the Crested Cranes prepare to face Ethiopia, the nation stands united in support of its women’s football team. With determination, skill, and the backing of their fans, the Crested Cranes are ready to soar to new heights in African football. Â
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