Jordanian Women’s Team Falls 1-0 to Thailand in Friendly, Russian Test Ahead

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- Match details and technical takeaways
The Jordan U-20 women’s national team fell 0-1 to Thailand in a friendly match on Saturday, February 28, held at the Emirhan Stadium in Antalya, Turkey.
This encounter was part of the team’s intensive training camp in preparation for their main continental challenge: the AFC U-20 Women’s Asian Cup finals.
The match saw a competitive battle between the two sides, as head coach Hussam Abu Ryesh rotated the squad to assess the players’ technical and physical abilities.
Despite the 1-0 loss, the coaching staff gained a clear understanding of the team’s strengths and weaknesses, particularly against a fast and tactically disciplined opponent, insights they will address in upcoming training sessions.
Asian Cup Preparations and Upcoming Russian Test
The “Nashmiyat” are scheduled to conclude their Antalya camp with a tougher challenge against the Russian national team at 10:00 PM on Tuesday, March 3, at the same venue.
Exposing the players to different football styles—Asian and European—is intended to give them valuable experience ahead of the Asian Cup, which Thailand will host in April.
Jordan will start their difficult group stage in the tournament, running from April 1 to 18, against North Korea, followed by a match against South Korea, before closing the group stage against Uzbekistan.
Squad List and Federation Support
The national team’s 26-player squad for the camp and the Asian Cup includes: Selin Saif, Selin Shnek, Sajeda Issa, Renata Al-Badayneh, Alma Al-Saifi, Dana Abu Hazim, Diana Al-Khawaja, Hala Marar, Kinda Al-Titi, Lamar Ibrahim, Lian Damour, Lin Abu Halwa, Mira Attari, Maya Awadallah, Mira Jarrar, Marah Abbas, Raghad Al-Tarawneh, Rama Al-Khashouk, Ranim Al-Daoud, Riana Issa, Sadeen Obaidat, Sawar Obaid, Sara Al-Zoubi, Nadine Abu Saleh, Haya Abu Ali, and Jenan Al-Saeed.
The Jordan Football Association continues its commitment to fully supporting women’s youth teams by providing high-level training camps and friendly matches, ensuring optimal physical and mental preparation for strong competition and representing Jordanian football at the continental stage with excellence.
