MEHALALITOE head coach, Pule Khojane has assembled a 24-man squad of local-based players to a non-residential camp that commenced on Monday this week.
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Jan. 30, 2023
LENA
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Mehalalitoe assemble for non-residential camp
Mehalalitoe players during training
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Head coach includes new faces to reinforce his squad
Khojane says his door is open for new talent
Lesotho Football Association (LeFA) Media Officer, Mikia Kalati said this is the first camp for the senior national women's football team in the new year, adding that Khojane continues to cast his net wider with several new faces in the squad.
He said in their last camp held in December, the coach included seven new players in his squad and has now added three more.
Kalati said Khojane has shown that his door remains open for players that will impress his technical team in the ongoing Women's Super League campaign as well as other Women's competitions.
“Our door is open for new talent in the team, and I will continue to watch more games to find more players that will strengthen the pool that we already have,” Khojane said.
He could, however, not be drawn to announce the international games Mehalalitoe would play this year, adding they would be announced in due course.
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The team played in last year’s edition of the COSAFA women’s tournament and were in group B alongside Eswatini, Namibia, and Zambia.
In the opening match of the group, Mehalalitoe thrashed Eswatini 3-0, before being trounced 7-0 by Zambia and also lost 2-0 in the last game against Namibia, exiting the tournament.
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Zambia were crowned the new queens of the COSAFA Cup after beating the hosts South Africa in the final. - LeNA |
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