ZAMBIA Under-17 women’s national team coach Carol Kanyemba has urged the Copper Princesses to show greater mental resilience and self-belief after opening their 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup campaign with a 5-0 defeat to Japan in Morocco.. Kanyemba says the players’ fear of making decisions and poor positioning contributed to the heavy loss to…...
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‘We’ll bounce back,’ Kanyemba backs Princesses after Japan defeat
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