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Lebanon U-17 Women’s Team Creates History With First-Ever Asian Cup Qualification
Lebanon’s U-17 women’s football team made history by securing their first-ever spot in the 2026 Asian Cup in China. The squad delivered a thrilling victory against Iran in the final round of qualifiers, sending fans across the country into a wave of celebration and pride.
Lebanon’s girls secured the win
The stadium was alive with energy as the Lebanese team, dressed in white and red, celebrated their unforgettable win. Players and staff hugged, jumped, and even tumbled into a joyful pile on the field, soaking in the magnitude of their historic achievement.
Celebrations continued at Beirut airport
When the team landed in Beirut, the airport turned into a scene of pure joy. The girls waved Lebanese flags proudly, welcomed like true champions by cheering fans and emotional families. The celebrations didn’t stop there—social media was soon filled with congratulatory messages and posts celebrating this proud national moment.
Game Changer for Lebanon
This victory is more than just a football milestone; it’s a powerful moment for women’s sports in Lebanon. The U-17 team’s journey to the Asian Cup has inspired a new generation of young athletes, proving that with hard work and heart, anything is possible. Their story has already become a symbol of hope and pride, and everyone is eager to see what this remarkable team will achieve next on the big stage.
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