Tanzania's Women's National Team's Narrow Exit from WAFCON

TLDR

• Both Simba and Yanga then open their league campaigns away from home in mid-August, before the first true Kariakoo Derby of the season arrives on October 10 at Uhuru Stadium.
• They scored in every single match they played in the entire competition, a run of consistency that our men’s national team has not always managed.
• Add to this the small matter of a new Yanga striker by the name of Peter Shalulile, who has apparently been receiving friendly warnings from every teammate and acquaintance he has ever had in Tanzanian football.
• While all of the above was unfolding, our Twiga Stars, the women’s national football team, were on the other side of the continent, in Casablanca, Morocco.
• The Ivorians, returning to WAFCON for the first time in twelve years, scored through Nsira Ouedraogo just before half-time, then doubled their lead through an Ines Konan penalty in the second half.