19-year-old women's football team in India tramples Pakistan 18-0 – The New Indian Express

By ANI

CHONBURI: Behind Ritu's five-goal goal, India's U19 women's team won a mbadive 18-0 victory over its Pakistani neighbor at the opening game of the first round on Wednesday in the qualifiers for the U-19 Women's Championship of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC).

Renu scored the goal of the Pakistani goalkeeper five times, all in the second half, to help India win the huge victory. The Indians started the game from the kickoff and maintained the intensity of their opponents throughout the match as they took the score very two-digit.

Manisha opened the scoring very early, scoring in the second minute after a scrum.

This goal opened the way, as Manisha scored another goal in the 25th minute, while Devneta also scored two goals (9 & 25 and 25 & # 39;). . Daya Devi also set the pace by scoring in the 27th minute. Meanwhile, Pakistani goalkeeper Eman Fayyaz scored a goal against 6 goals

Papki Devi and captain Jabamani Tudu scored twice in injury time to take the score to 9-0 at halftime.

In the second half, the Indians maintained the intensity of their opponents by taking the double-digit score. Manisha and Daya Devi scored two goals just after the kickoff. Renu achieved a dazzling performance, since she scored five goals after entering the second period. Thanks to his sublime performance, coach Alex Ambrose decided to repel Devneta Roy while Renu led the line.

Roja Devi (59)) Soumyta Guguloth (77)) also joined the goal of the match to score 18-0 for India.

"It was a great result for us, and this kind of victory gives our girls a lot of courage and we hope we can go ahead and do better, too, at the next game," said L & # 39, head coach of India, Alex Ambrose after the game.

At the same time, Pakistani manager Mohammad Siddique Sheikh said that learning was still difficult for Pakistan.

"We have been banned by FIFA for three and a half years, India has already begun an impressive development of its women's game, we are just starting on that front, it will take time, but we have to consider this as a learning experience, "he said.