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Zambia Set for Zambezi Derby Against Zimbabwe in COSAFA U17 Semifinal

Defending champions Zambia are poised to face regional rivals Zimbabwe in what promises to be an electrifying Zambezi Derby at the 2025 COSAFA U17 Girls’ Championship. The much-anticipated semifinal clash is scheduled to take place on Friday, May 16, 2025, at 12:00 PM at the Hage Geingob Stadium in Windhoek, Namibia.

Zambia's Dominant Journey to the Semifinals

The Copper Princesses have been nothing short of spectacular in this year’s competition. Emerging as Group B winners, Zambia recorded a flawless campaign, scoring an impressive 13 goals without conceding. Their path to the last four included a dominant 4-0 victory over Mozambique and an emphatic 9-0 thrashing of Mauritius, solidifying their reputation as strong contenders to retain their title.

Zimbabwe Ready for the Challenge

Zimbabwe secured their place in the semifinals after topping Group C with a series of solid performances. Their qualification on Wednesday sets up a thrilling regional battle with Zambia in what is expected to be a fiercely contested match.

The Road Ahead: Malawi vs. Mozambique

Following the Zambezi Derby, the second semifinal will feature Malawi (winners of Group A) taking on Mozambique (best runner-up) at 3:00 PM, also at the Hage Geingob Stadium. Both teams will be aiming for a spot in the final, setting up the stage for an exciting conclusion to the tournament.

As the Copper Princesses prepare to defend their crown, all eyes will be on Windhoek this Friday. The stage is set, the rivalry is renewed, and the battle for Southern African supremacy continues.

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