ZAMBIA Under-17 women’s national team coach Carol Kanyemba says the 5-0 defeat to Japan should serve as a setup for a comeback as the Copper Princesses prepare for a crucial FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup encounter against Venezuela. The Copper Princesses suffered a disappointing start to their campaign against Japan, but Kanyemba says the technical…...
1 min readBy Chongo Sampa
Japan defeat should fuel comeback against Venezuela – Kanyemba
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