San Pedro Sula, Honduras.
The Honduras women’s national team The British beat the Virgin Islands 4-0 to win, qualify and defeat in a qualifier Australia-New Zealand World Cup 2023.
The match took place at the Morasan Stadium in Sula, San Pedro, where fans who came to the stadium enjoyed a beautiful afternoon of football.
Mexican-led Catracha team Juan Carlos Tenorio, The main victory came from a 6-0 defeat at the hands of Haiti in the opening game.
With this result, Bicolor is third in Group E with three points. Cuban and Haitian leaders adding up to 6 units.
The feminine H will have the following confirmations They will face Cuba and San Vicente until April.
The Women’s World Cup consists of six teams of five teams, and the winners of each team advance to the final stage of what is known as the 2022 Concacaf Championship, where the United States and Canada combine.
The final will feature two live tickets to the World Cup and a playoff between two continents.
Goals
In the 27th minute of the first half, the Katracha team climbed on the scoreboard with their right hand from the steering wheel. Kimberly Dias.
At the start of the filling area, little Linda Moncota scored the second goal in favor of H in the 47th minute.
In the 74th minute, Kendra Haylock got a through ball and went into the area and went to the third goalkeeper.
The best game of the game came from Kimberly Lopez in the 77th minute. Katracha took out a shoe that had set itself at the bottom of the nets and could not be stopped by the visiting goalkeeper.
Starting rows:
Honduras: Sherrie Arzú, Bárbara Murillo, Ana Valladares, Dania Reyes, Cristina Girn, Kimberly Diaz, Debora Tobías, Mirian Martínez, Kendra Haylock, Truimali Ramírez and Linda Moncada.
DT: Juan Carlos Tenorio.
British Virgin Islands: Britney Peters, Jolita Bamford, Ariel Mohamed, Magda Fohi, Keeley Brigwood, Cara Louis, Gina Zack, Gabriel Germin, Kesia Gumps, Jasmine Fox and Alicia King.
DT: Wayne Philip.
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