• Latest
Teen Cranes Stumble as Kenya Claims First-Leg Advantage in U-17 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers

Teen Cranes Seek Redemption in Crucial Return Leg Against Kenya

1 year ago
Team Sport Selections Can Be Based on Indisputable Merit

Team Sport Selections Can Be Based on Indisputable Merit

5 hours ago
Van Dijk’s Stoppage-time Header Wins Derby

Van Dijk’s Stoppage-time Header Wins Derby

5 hours ago
Sebatindira, Jemimah Lead Uganda’s Team to East Africa Championships

Sebatindira, Jemimah Lead Uganda’s Team to East Africa Championships

5 hours ago
Raducanu pulls out of Madrid Open

Raducanu pulls out of Madrid Open

6 hours ago
Uganda Confirms Nine Sports for Glasgow 2026

Uganda Confirms Nine Sports for Glasgow 2026

7 hours ago
Spurs Condemn Racist Abuse

Spurs Condemn Racist Abuse

7 hours ago
Botes Hails Discipline As Uganda U17 Women Advance

Botes Hails Discipline As Uganda U17 Women Advance

7 hours ago
Messi Magic on Hoyos’ Debut

Messi Magic on Hoyos’ Debut

7 hours ago
Shock Exits Rock Mukono Zonal School Football Qualifiers

Shock Exits Rock Mukono Zonal School Football Qualifiers

7 hours ago
Daylight Offside Makes History in Canada

Daylight Offside Makes History in Canada

7 hours ago
  • About
  • Advertise
  • Privacy & Policy
  • Contact
Sunday, April 19, 2026
  • Home
  • Football
  • Rugby
  • Basketball
  • Athletics
  • Boxing
  • Golf
  • Netball
  • Cricket
  • Motorsport
No Result
View All Result
NBS Sport
  • Home
  • Football
  • Rugby
  • Basketball
  • Athletics
  • Boxing
  • Golf
  • Netball
  • Cricket
  • Motorsport
No Result
View All Result
NBS Sport
No Result
View All Result
Home Football

Teen Cranes Seek Redemption in Crucial Return Leg Against Kenya

Nicole Apio by Nicole Apio
March 13, 2025
in Football
0 0
0
Teen Cranes Stumble as Kenya Claims First-Leg Advantage in U-17 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers

Uganda’s U-17 Women’s national football team, the Teen Cranes, have arrived in Nairobi ahead of their must-win second-leg clash against Kenya in the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup qualifiers.

The match, set for March 16, 2025, at Nyayo National Stadium, will determine who advances to the final qualification round.

RelatedPosts

Van Dijk’s Stoppage-time Header Wins Derby

Spurs Condemn Racist Abuse

Botes Hails Discipline As Uganda U17 Women Advance

Trailing 2-0 from the first leg in Kampala, Uganda faces an uphill battle but remains confident of overturning the deficit.

Head coach Sheryl Botes has named a 20-player squad led by captain Agnes Nabukenya, with key players like goalkeeper Haira Nabbosa and midfielder Sharifa Namutebi expected to play crucial roles.

The team, accompanied by FUFA Executive Committee Member Issa Magola Kakaire as the leader of the delegation, will look to build on the positives from the first leg.

Despite the loss, Nabbosa’s goalkeeping heroics and moments of attacking promise from Nabukenya and Justine Ayerango showed the team’s potential.

Botes has emphasized the need for sharpness in front of goal, having seen her side miss key opportunities in the first leg. “We need to be more clinical and take our chances early. The players know what is at stake, and we are prepared to fight,” she said.

Kenya, on the other hand, will be looking to protect their advantage, with first-leg scorers Edina Nasipwondi and Joan Ogola expected to lead the charge.

However, Uganda is determined to spoil the party in Nairobi, knowing that an early goal could shift the momentum in their favor.

With a World Cup dream hanging in the balance, the Teen Cranes will need a spirited performance to defy the odds and keep their qualification hopes alive.

Full Traveling Squad

1. Nabbosa Haira – Kawempe Muslim WFC
2. Namutebi Sharifa Kizito – Kampala Queens FC

3. Babirye Martha – El Cambio
4. Assimwe Zaidah – Boni Consilii Girls FC
5. Niwandinda Mackline – Boni Consilii Girls FC
6. Katusiime Charity – Tagy WFC
7. Mupyanga Halima – Rines SS WFC
8. Kainza Joyce – Amus College WFC
9. Imurinde Uwayo Ashanti — Boni Consilii Girls FC

10. Nalunkuuma Bushira Muhammad – Rines SS WFC
11. Asanyo Patience – El Cambio
12. Aujat Dorine – Amus College WFC
13. Namataka Mariam – Amus College WFC
14. Ayerango Justine – Rines SS WFC
15. Komugisha Loyce – Boni Consilii Girls FC
16. Nabirye Shadiah – Kawempe Muslim Ladies FC
17. Ayiorwoth Peace – Boni Consilii Girls FC

18. Nabukenya Agnes – Kawempe Muslim Ladies FC
19. Ariho Rinah – Boni Consilii Girls FC
20. Nakintu Nusulah – Uganda Martyrs Lubaga WFC

Head Coach: Sheryl Botes

Tags: FIFA U17 Women's World CupTeen Cranes
ShareTweetSendSendShare
Next Post
UPL: 10-Man KCCA Overcome UPDF

UPL: 10-Man KCCA Overcome UPDF

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Connect with us

  • 87.1k Followers
  • 23.9k Followers
  • Trending
  • Comments
  • Latest
FIFA Bans Uganda Cranes Captain’s Club

FIFA Bans Uganda Cranes Captain’s Club

November 12, 2024
AFCON 2025 Q: Why Onana Left Namboole Before The Rest Of His Teammates

AFCON 2025 Q: Why Onana Left Namboole Before The Rest Of His Teammates

September 11, 2024
Florentino Perez Singles Out Uganda in Ballon d’Or Voting Criticism

Florentino Perez Singles Out Uganda in Ballon d’Or Voting Criticism

November 24, 2024
Uganda Among 62 Nations Yet to Have a Capped Player in the English Premier League

Uganda Among 62 Nations Yet to Have a Capped Player in the English Premier League

January 29, 2025
Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania to Co-Host CHAN 2024 in February 2025

Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania to Co-Host CHAN 2024 in February 2025

8
Kizza Links Up with Ugandan Trio in Egypt

Kizza Links Up with Ugandan Trio in Egypt

5
FUFA Strips KCCA of Points, Suspends Referee Over Rule Violations

FUFA Strips KCCA of Points, Suspends Referee Over Rule Violations

3
CHAN 2024: CAF Unveils New Trophy and Logo Ahead of Draw

Groups Announced for CHAN 2024

3
Team Sport Selections Can Be Based on Indisputable Merit

Team Sport Selections Can Be Based on Indisputable Merit

April 19, 2026
Van Dijk’s Stoppage-time Header Wins Derby

Van Dijk’s Stoppage-time Header Wins Derby

April 19, 2026
Sebatindira, Jemimah Lead Uganda’s Team to East Africa Championships

Sebatindira, Jemimah Lead Uganda’s Team to East Africa Championships

April 19, 2026
Raducanu pulls out of Madrid Open

Raducanu pulls out of Madrid Open

April 19, 2026

Recommended

Team Sport Selections Can Be Based on Indisputable Merit

Team Sport Selections Can Be Based on Indisputable Merit

April 19, 2026
Van Dijk’s Stoppage-time Header Wins Derby

Van Dijk’s Stoppage-time Header Wins Derby

April 19, 2026
Sebatindira, Jemimah Lead Uganda’s Team to East Africa Championships

Sebatindira, Jemimah Lead Uganda’s Team to East Africa Championships

April 19, 2026
Raducanu pulls out of Madrid Open

Raducanu pulls out of Madrid Open

April 19, 2026
NBS Sport

© 2022 NBS Sport - Developed and maintained by Hillcom EA.

Navigate Site

  • About
  • Advertise
  • Privacy & Policy
  • Contact

Follow Us

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password? Sign Up

Create New Account!

Fill the forms below to register

All fields are required. Log In

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Football
  • Rugby
  • Basketball
  • Athletics
  • Boxing
  • Golf
  • Netball
  • Cricket
  • Motorsport

© 2022 NBS Sport - Developed and maintained by Hillcom EA.