IN a quest to prepare adequately for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup to be co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand, the Copper Queens will today face Slovenia in their second match of the Turkish Women’s Cup at the Miracle Sports Complex in Alanya.On Wednesday, the Bruce Mwape-drilled side defeated North Macedonia in their first fixture at the tournament which has attracted over 10 World Cup-bound teams.Madrid CFF striker Grace Chanda scored a last-minute winner to give Zambia a memorable 1-0 win over North Macedonia.However despite having beaten Macedonia, the Copper Queens striking force struggled and missed a number of chances before scoring with the last kick of the game in injury time.Going into today’s game, Mwape will hope to see some improvement against Slovenia who beat Uzbekistan 2-1 in their first match at the tournament.“The areas of concern is just the penetration. The buildup was good in the game against Macedonia. The midfield, we […]
Copper Queens gun for Slovenia
