Tamil Eelam Women’s National Team Played it’s First Match
Exciting Showdown Ahead as Tamil Eelam Women’s National Team Played it’s First Match
The field was an electrifying showdown as the highly anticipated CONIFA Women’s World Cup 2024 opening match was between the Tamil Eelam Football Team and Székely Land National Team resulting in a score of 2-2.
Tamil Eelam National Women’s Team had a powerful game with tactical prowess, and exceptional teamwork earning the draw game.
The first half of the game was intense with a 0-0 game for both team until a free kick in favour of Székely Land resulted in a goal, ending the first half with a score of 0-1.
The second half of the game started off with passion and determination from the Tamil Eelam National Team scoring 2 goals in the half by Dilaxsika. S.
Everyone can look forward to witnessing breathtaking moments of skill, strategy, and excitement during this game when watching the match on CONIFATV, free for all audience,
This remarkable achievement from the Tamil Eelam National Women’s team stands as a testament to the unwavering dedication, exceptional teamwork, and remarkable talents of our wonderful players and coaching staff.
Below is the Tamil Eelam National Team Women’s Team Starting 11 along with their coaching staff.
From the sidelines to the locker rooms, our coaching staff exhibited unparalleled expertise, guiding our players with precision, honing their skills, and instilling in them the spirit of perseverance for the teams first ever international match. Their tireless efforts, strategic brilliance, and commitment to excellence have undoubtedly played an instrumental role in leading our team.
Last but certainly not least, our players – the embodiment of resilience, skill, and sportsmanship. Your determination, sacrifices, and sheer talent have paved the way for this historic achievement. You have brought pride and joy to our team, our Nation, and our fans, and we commend your exceptional performance on the field and look forward to the rest of the tournament.
