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India U17 women set for two friendlies against Uzbekistan in Tashkent
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Uzbekistan's U17 women host India before Asian qualifiers
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India U17 women set for two friendlies against Uzbekistan in Tashkent
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India’s U17 women’s team will face Uzbekistan in two behind-closed-doors friendlies at the UFA National Football Centre in Tashkent on August 27 and 30. The matches will help coach Joakim Alexandersson assess his squad before the October 5-11 AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup 2027 Qualifiers. India are grouped with hosts Malaysia, Syria and Iraq, and the AIFF hopes to build on the team’s previous quarter-final appearance.
India U-17 women's team to play two friendlies against Uzbekistan
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India’s U17 women’s team will play two behind-closed-doors friendlies against Uzbekistan at the UFA National Football Centre in Tashkent on August 27 and 30. The fixtures are intended to support preparations for the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup 2027 Qualifiers and help coach Joakim Alexandersson assess the team. India, described as the Blue Tigresses, are drawn with Malaysia, Syria and Iraq in Group E.
India U17 women set for two friendlies against Uzbekistan in Tashkent
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India’s U17 women’s team will play Uzbekistan twice behind closed doors at the UFA National Football Centre in Tashkent on August 27 and 30. Citing an AIFF Media release, the report says the friendlies will allow coach Joakim Alexandersson to evaluate the squad before October’s AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup 2027 Qualifiers. India will compete in Group E against hosts Malaysia, Syria and Iraq.
India U17 women set for two friendlies against Uzbekistan in Tashkent
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The India U17 women's football team is scheduled to play two friendly matches against Uzbekistan in Tashkent on August 27 and 30, 2026. These matches, held behind closed doors, serve as preparation for the AFC U17 Women's Asian Cup China 2027 Qualifiers starting in October. AIFF Deputy Secretary General M Satyanarayan stated that providing quality opposition is essential for team development as they aim to replicate their previous success of reaching the tournament's quarter-finals.