The Atlas Lionesses have become a source of inspiration for the MENA region through their various exploits. They will face Colombia on Thursday, August 3 as part of the 3rd matchday of the 2023 Women’s World Cup Australia/New Zealand.
The Colombian team takes its match against the Atlas Lionesses in the women’s World Cup very seriously, scheduled for Thursday. Its objective, to win the victory and take the lead of group H with 9 points.
With a first victory against Korea on Sunday (1-0) in the women’s World Cup, the Atlas Lionesses can still hope to qualify for the round of 16. But before that, they will have to win against Colombia on Thursday.
The Atlas Lionesses secured their first World Cup victory by beating South Korea, the "best ranked team in Group H", in the second round match on Sunday, July 30 (1-0), in Adelaide, Australia. A defeat described as "humiliating" by the Korean press.
The Moroccan women’s team secured its first World Cup triumph, overcoming South Korea with a tight score of 1-0.
Moroccan Nouhaila Benzina could be the first footballer in history to play with a hijab, if she takes the field in the match against South Korea in the Women’s World Cup, scheduled for this Sunday.
Faced with a disappointing start after their heavy defeat against Germany , the Atlas Lionesses are getting back on track to prepare for their second confrontation, scheduled for Sunday against South Korea.
Faced with a general outcry, the BBC had to apologize after a journalist asked the captain of the Atlas Lionesses, Ghizlane Chebbak , if there were any homosexual players on the Moroccan women’s team.
During a press conference for the women’s World Cup taking place in Australia and New Zealand, a journalist asked on Sunday a rather shocking and embarrassing question to the captain of the Moroccan team.
The Lionesses of the Atlas made their World Cup debut on Monday morning against Germany. Central defender Yasmin Mrabet, who had scored the goal that qualified the team for this tournament against Botswana, is a role model for many girls and women in Morocco who want to practice this sport.
The Moroccan team, the Lionesses of the Atlas, had a difficult start to the World Cup. They were defeated by the powerful German team with a clear score of 6-0 in the match played on Monday, July 24, 2023.
The Moroccan women’s football team faces a formidable opponent this Monday, July 24: the German team, twice world champions. This opening match of Group H is crucial for the Moroccans’ journey, and it will be essential for them to start well to gain confidence.