#kenya wnt

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Rip to the Kenyan WNT, who the soccer gods evidently struck down. Because there's no other reason for how they hit everything on the field but the net (˃̵͈᷄⌓˂̵͈᷅)

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It's now 3-0 for Morocco and Kenya are at risk of this game becoming a barrage. Kenya have made some good counter attacks and had moments of strong pressure, but the pressure from Morocco is taking its toll already.

Maryem Atiq (Fath Union Sport) and Ibtissam Jraidi (Al-Ahli) have joined the score sheet.

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Morocco score in the Morocca vs Kenya game, Sakina Ouzraoui who plays her domestic football for Costa Adeje Tenerife in Liga F, slots it past Kenya's Lilian Awuor (FCV Farul Constanța) and into the corner.

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For the Morocco vs Kenya game, this channel on YouTube looks to be streaming the match:

المغرب ضد كينيا مباشر #كأس_أفريقيا_للسيدات Maroc VS Kenya CAN 2026

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There is also another YouTube stream here with commentary in English:

LIVE | Morocco vs Kenya | WAFCON 2026 | Group A

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I figure the more channels found, the more chance we'll be able to watch the games if Channel 4 and the other channels don't sort themselves out.

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Football Kenya Federation partners with Betway to Organise leadership seminar for women in football. - Kenya Online News

Football Kenya Federation in partnership with Betway has organized a thought leadership seminar with an aim to support the career of women capable of influencing the football industry today and in the future. According to Betway Public relations executive Karen Njerenga, the seminar will attract women clubs playing in the FKF Women Premier League(FKFWPL) and […]

Football Kenya Federation in partnership with Betway has organized a thought leadership seminar with an aim to support the career of women capable of influencing the football industry today and in the future.

According to Betway Public relations executive Karen Njerenga, the seminar will attract women clubs playing in the FKF Women Premier League(FKFWPL) and FKF Women Division one teams around Nairobi and it’s environ, where they will be re-energized in order to remain effective and efficient in their social, corporate and professional lives.

“The idea is to drive and spearhead the women sports agenda because we realize a lot of support has been going to the men side of sports, but not much attention has been given to the women, so we want to drive the women sports and see how we can build a team by providing knowledge and skills that can help them fulfill their game and also advance their dreams in sports. Said Karen Njerenge Betway public relations executive.

The first phase of the seminar that will feature women premier league and division one teams is set to be held at the Utalii Grounds, Nairobi for two days starting Wednesday, March 24, to Thursday, March 25.

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I never retired from football - Nabwire | 14.09.2016

Harambee Starlets midfielder Doreen Nabwire says she never retired from football despite not being in action since 2014 when she plied her trade at FC Koln in the Second Bundesliga in Germany.

The 29-year-old said she was shocked the media and fans were surprised about her inclusion in the Starlets side that is playing at the ongoing Cecafa Women Championship in Buikwe District in Uganda.

“I never retired from playing competitive football. It is just that I have not played in two years because I was nursing an Achilles tendon rupture on my left leg which took one year of treatment and rehabilitation until around June last year. I then gave birth to my lovely son Junaid Dida in December 2015,” Nabwire explained.

“Since then I have been working on my return to the top level and now it has paid off so far at Cecafa. I feel good now and my match fitness is getting better with every game.”

Nabwire played 68 minutes against Uganda in her first game in national team colours in four years since a 5-0 loss to Ethiopia when she wore the captain’s armband.

The former Starlets skipper and pioneer professional Kenyan female football player is keen on making her debut appearance at the Africa Women Cup of Nations set for November 19 to December 3 in Cameroon.

“It is a great honour and opportunity as a player to represent your country at any given time. Whenever you are donning the national team jersey and the national anthem is played, you are not only representing yourself, you are representing an entire country and women’s football.”

Starlets assistant coach Mary Adhiambo admitted that Nabwire’s inclusion in the team has been inspirational as she has shown her quality on the pitch and been a great motivation for the upcoming players.

Kenya became the first country to to secure a place in the last four at the regional tournament that attracted six other countries including Burundi, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and Zanzibar.

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Kenya vs Algeria

Details

Tournament: AFCON 2016

Round: Qualifiers

Date: 2016-04-12

Match Summary

This was the only source I could find. :(