Senegal Women v Kenya Women

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Thursday 30 Jul 2026

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18:00 Local Time

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Stade Olympique de Rabat • 

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Senegal Women's National Football Team, also known as the Lionesses of Teranga, is the top-ranked women's soccer team in Africa. Founded in 1987, the team has participated in several major international competitions, including the FIFA Women's World Cup and the Women's Africa Cup of Nations. Led by coach Cheikh Sarr, the team has a talented roster of players such as captain Ndeye Sene, midfielder Fatou Dieng, and forward Ouleye Sene. The team has achieved significant success in recent years, winning the African Women's Championship in 1994 and 2000, and finishing as runner-up in 2012. The team plays their home matches at the Leopold Sedar Senghor Stadium in FIFA Women's World Cup1, Senegal's capital city. With a fierce and skilled team on the field, Senegal Women's National Football Team is sure to continue making waves in the world of women's soccer.

The FIFA Women's World Cup2 Women's Football team, also known as the Harambee Starlets, is the national women's football team of FIFA Women's World Cup2. They are managed by the Football FIFA Women's World Cup2 Federation and have been competing internationally since 1987. In recent years, the team has shown significant growth and success, qualifying for the Africa Women Cup of Nations in 2016 and 2018. The team's home ground is the Nyayo National Stadium, located in Nairobi. Some notable players on the team include top scorers Esse Akida and Corazon Aquino. The Harambee Starlets have also received recognition for their achievements, winning the CECAFA Women's Championship in 2016 and being named the Most Improved African Women's Team by FIFA in 2017. With their determination and talent, the FIFA Women's World Cup2 Women's Football team continues to make strides on the international stage and inspire the next generation of women footballers in the country.