Saudi Arabia’s first women’s football team has completed the second phase of its preparatory program for the upcoming sporting competition, a phase that included two friendly matches against Bhutan.
The two friendly matches resulted in a positive 3-3 draw in the first match, while the second match ended in a 4-2 victory for Bhutan.
The team started the first stage with a preparatory camp in the Austrian city of Salvden, which lasted 15 days, and then moved to Abha with a camp that lasted 17 days.
German national team coach Monika Staab said that the second stage of the preparatory program had achieved all its goals, noting that the technical staff had strived to improve the physical and technical level of the players throughout the period leading up to the two confrontations. with Bhutan, contacting teams with extensive experience in international matches, expressing a desire to officially enter the national team in the FIFA rankings.
She added: “It has been a positive period that has increased the level of harmony between the players and getting used to the high level of competition in such matches, which will develop more and more with the start of the Premier League and the First Division. next month, this is a positive step, especially with the emergence of official clubs to compete and the presence of technical and administrative bodies at the highest level.
