Jordan’s U17 Women’s National Team will start their historic journey when they represent the country for the first time in the history of the Women’s World Cup competition at the FIFA u-17 Women’s World Cup as hosts of the tournament which kicks off on September 30 to October 21. With less than 2 weeks remaining for their opening
Jordan U17 Women’s National Team lost 1-0 to South America’s champions Venezuela in the pre-U17 Women’s World Cup friendly that was held on Monday, September 19, at the Petra Stadium in Amman. The Jordanian ladies await their historic first appearance as host country of the FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup which will be hosted in Jordan from 30
Jordan U17 Women’s National Team head coach Robbie Johnson has announced the names of the 21-player squad that will be taking part at the FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup which Jordan hosts from 30 September - 21 October. The list was confirmed to FIFA today after cutting down the previous 28-player squad to 21 according to FIFA regulations.
Jordan U17 Women’s National Team was beaten by Brazil 7-0 in a friendly that was held on Thursday evening at the Petra Stadium in Amman in the final pre-World Cup preparation game ahead of the historic first appearance in the U17 Women’s World Cup. The match was attended by Jordan Football Association president HRH Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein,
Experienced English coach Neil McDonald has joined the Jordan U17 Women’s National Team coaching staff on a short term agreement until the end of the FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup, which Jordan hosts from September 30 - October 21. McDonald will work alongside current coaching staff lead by head coach Robbie Johnson in addition to coach Maher Abu
"I knew that Id improve on the first match and what happened was fantastic." Historic scenes unfolded on Monday at the Al Hassan International Stadium in Irbid, in northern Jordan. Just a few minutes after kick-off, Sarah Abu-Sabbah picked up the ball on the right, surged towards the penalty box at pace and then unleashed a strike that sent ripples
Jordan’s first ever participation at the U17 Women’s World Cup has come to an end after finishing the group stage coming in fourth place at Group A behind leaders Mexico, second place Spain, and third place New Zealand. The closing match was played against New Zealand on Friday, October 7, which saw
Aiming to establish an atmosphere of health, happiness and wellbeing at the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Jordan 2016, the tournaments Local Organising Committee (LOC) has launched an anti-smoking campaign under which all of the tournament’s stadia have been declared smoke-free environments during the competition as required by FIFA for all its
Jordan Men’s Senior National Team settled for a 1-1 draw with Oman in the friendly international that was held on Friday, October 7, at the Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex in Muscat. The hosts were first to score through Qasim Saeed who tapped the ball into the net in the 30th minute following
“It was a very rewarding experience. We know where we are now and this is only the start.” This was the upbeat message Jordan goalkeeper Rand Albustanji had for FIFA.com as she reflected on her country’s very first appearance at the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup.After suffering three defeats and saying their tournament goodbyes against New Zealand, the young Jordanians departed the
