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Both reports agree that India U17 women played two goalless matches against Uzbekistan, looked dominant overall, and now return to Goa to continue preparations.
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India U17 women focus on turning dominance into goals
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Two goalless friendlies against Uzbekistan showed India U17 women could control play without scoring.
Head coach Joakim Alexandersson said the team was dominant and defensively solid over the 180 minutes.
He also said the side was sloppy in the final third and missed scoring chances.
The squad has returned to India to resume training in Goa.
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Next on the schedule are friendlies against the Philippines and the AFC U17 Women's Asian Cup qualifiers in Malaysia.
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What changes next is whether India can turn territorial control into goals in the upcoming friendlies and qualifiers. The reporting does not provide results for those matches, so the finishing question remains open.
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The reports stay focused on the team’s goalless but dominant display against Uzbekistan. They note strong defensive organisation, missed chances, and a return to Goa for training. They also place the matches in the context of upcoming friendlies and qualifiers. No broader judgment beyond the footballing performance is offered.
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Turning dominance into wins the next step for India U17 women
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Turning dominance into wins the next step for India U17 women
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The All India Football Federation reports that the Indian Under-17 women football team played two goalless friendly matches against Uzbekistan in Tashkent. Head coach Joakim Alexandersson stated that while the team dominated both games and showed strong defensive organisation, they were sloppy in the final third and missed opportunities to score. The squad has returned to India to resume training in Goa before upcoming friendlies against the Philippines and the AFC U17 Women's Asian Cup qualifiers in Malaysia.
India U17 women aim to convert dominance into wins ahead of Asian Cup qualifiers
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The News Mill reports that the Indian Under-17 women football team completed two goalless friendly matches against Uzbekistan in Tashkent. According to head coach Joakim Alexandersson, the team maintained overall dominance and defensive solidity throughout the 180 minutes on foreign soil, despite failing to convert their chances. The squad returned to India on Monday to continue training in Goa and prepare for upcoming friendlies against the Philippines prior to the Asian Cup qualifiers.