The Moroccan women’s football team intends to achieve an exploit similar to that of their male counterparts in Qatar, according to the words of their captain Ghizlane Chebbak.
The Moroccan women’s football team drew 0-0 against Switzerland on Wednesday. This confrontation is part of the preparation matches for the 2023 Women’s World Cup, at the end of which the Lionesses of the Atlas have already faced the Italian team, also concluding with a draw (0-0).
The Moroccan women’s team and the Azzurra squad drew 0-0 on Saturday. After a fairly balanced first half, the Italian team, with Valentina Giacinti up front, tried everything to break the Moroccan lock, in vain.
FIFA has announced a significant increase in the overall allocation for the Women’s Football World Cup, which will take place from July 20 to August 20. The total amount distributed will be $152 million (€141.8 million), three times more than for the 2019 edition in France, and ten times more than for the 2015 edition in Canada.