Kenya will play all their Group E fixtures at the Women's Football Complex in Rabat as they bid for a place in the knockout rounds.
MoreThe road to Morocco was never going to be easy. Three opponents stood between the Junior Starlets and football's biggest youth stage, each presenting a different challenge. Namibia. Uganda. South Africa.
MoreCheche has largely maintained the core of the squad that recently featured in the FIFA U17 Women's World Cup qualifiers against Uganda.
MoreKenya progressed after a resilient two-legged contest against their East African rivals.
MoreThe tightly contested East African clash lived up to expectations, with both sides battling intensely in search of an advantage ahead of the decisive return leg set for Nairobi next week.
MoreThe championship will provide an important platform for the Junior Starlets to continue gaining international exposure and competitive experience.
MoreFresh from a 7-1 aggregate victory over Namibia in the previous round, Kenya heads into the next phase with confidence and continuity.
MoreWith a place in the second round at stake, the Starlets will be looking to finish the job on home soil.
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