Sierra Leone’s Young Queens Hold Guinea to Exciting 2-2 Draw in U-17 World Cup Qualifiers

The Young Queens of Sierra Leone fought to a thrilling 2-2 draw against Guinea in the U-17 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers. The match, held on March 8, 2025, at Southern Arena in Bo, kept fans entertained with end-to-end action.

From the kickoff, Sierra Leone showed determination, pushing forward to break through Guinea’s defense. However, the visitors responded with equal intensity, creating an exciting contest. Despite their best efforts, the Young Queens had to fight back twice after Guinea took the lead.

Each time the Guinean side scored, Sierra Leone quickly found an answer, proving their resilience. Their performance showcased teamwork, discipline, and the hunger to advance in the qualifiers. The home crowd played a key role, cheering the team on and boosting their confidence. With the return leg set for March 15, 2025, in Bamako, both teams still have a chance to qualify.

The Young Queens now turn their focus to preparation, knowing they must deliver a strong performance away from home. The stage is set for an intense second leg as both teams fight for a spot in the next round.

Fans React to Young Queens’ Performance on Social Media

Following the Young Queens’ impressive 2-2 draw against Guinea, fans took to social media to share their thoughts. Many praised the team’s resilience and called for better support from football authorities.

Mohamed Lamin expressed confidence in the squad, stating, “Our U-17 is by far better. SLFA should keep these girls together.”

Beddous Kamakwei, impressed by the team’s display, humorously commented, “Yesterday I saw U-17 from SL vs U-25 from Guinea.”

Others kept their reactions short but encouraging. Ibrahim Bangura simply said, “Good one.”

Hassan Salieu Kamara and Hawanatu Abu Kamara added, “Congratulations” and “Keep it up guys.”

Zee Bah sent words of encouragement, saying, “Congratulations and lots of strength for the future.”

With strong fan support, the Young Queens now look ahead to their crucial second-leg match in Mali.