FIFA under-17 women s WC to be held in India in October 2022
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New Delhi, May 21 : The 2022 FIFA under-17 Women s World Cup will be held in India from October 11 to 30, 2022, football s global governing body said. India was set to host the 2021 u-17 Women s World Cup before it was cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The World Cup was originally to be played between November 2 and 21, 2020, before being postponed to 2021. It was to be staged from February 17-March 7. The announcement of the dates for U-17 Women s World Cup India 2022 marks a fresh beginning for the tournament. The LOC (Local Organising Committee) is carrying on the work that had already begun with the previous edition. As the Covid-19 situation improves, we look forward to restarting all the legacy activities that have been planned, and to the growth of women s football through t
However, Chhetri is no stranger to playing in Qatar, having featured in the 2011 Asian Cup and 2016 AFC Cup final.
Speaking to the All India Football Federation (AIFF), Chhetri reminisced about playing the 2011 Asian Cup and the 2016 AFC Cup final with India and Bengaluru FC respectively in Doha.
What did Chhetri say? Doha has always had an emotional connection with me. It was there that I played in the 2011 Asian Cup, and also the AFC Cup final for my club Bengaluru FC, said Chhetri on going back to Qatar after a gap of five years. Personally, I am eagerly looking forward to being in Doha. The last time I was in Doha, I couldn t be a part of the match against Qatar owing to illness, added Chhetri.
The 28-member Indian national football squad, which arrived in Doha on Wednesday to play in the 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifiers and the AFC Asian Cup qualifiers, had their 10-day quarantine period waived off by the Qatar Football Federation .
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