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Haiti - Women's Football U17 : 1-1 Haiti-Mexico
31/10/2013 11:33:18

Wednesday for their first match of the final phase of qualifying for the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup Costa-Rica 2014, the Grenadières U-17 coached by the Polish, Shek Borkowski ended with a 1-1 draw against Mexico's favorite team at "Catherine Hall Stadium" in Montego Bay, Jamaica.

In the first half, despite the domination of Mexico, the Grenadières have created a surprise by scoring a goal of Bathsheba Louis (43') [his 27th of the playoffs], an unstoppable shot for Mexican guardian, Emily Alvarado.

At half-time 1-0 for Haiti.

After the break despite fierce resistance of our Grenadières the Mexican team gets the equalizer, following a shot from Vanessa Flores (69').

Final score 1-1

A draw encouraging for our younger players that address with great hope their next match, tomorrow, Friday, November 1 at 7:30 pm against Jamaica, host country.

Haiti U17 Team7 : Batcheba Louis, Fathou Martha Dorcé, Iznada Lebrun, Jennyfer Limage, Jonie Gabriel, Kensia Destinvil, Lafleur Zila, Nerloudes Nicolas, Sherley Jeudy, Soveline Beaubrun and Verlène Estimé.

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