The newly formed “Afghan Women United” took the field in Morocco on 27 October 2025 in the FIFA Unites: Women’s Series, their first match since 2021. Though the result was 6-1 to Chad, the moment marks a return to global competition and renewed opportunity for the players.
(c) Connor Coyne
(c) Connor Coyne

El equipo afgano femenino debuta internacionalmente en FIFA Unites

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El equipo recientemente formado “Afghan Women United” jugó el 27 de octubre de 2025 en Marruecos en la FIFA Unites: Women’s Series, su primer partido desde 2021. Aunque perdió 6-1 ante Chad, el momento representa un regreso al ámbito internacional y una renovada oportunidad para las jugadoras.

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