By using this site, you agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
Accept
BolanewsBolanews
  • Home
  • Soccer News
    • Zambia
      • Super League
      • Chipolopolo
      • National First Division
    • Rest of Africa
      • PSL
      • TNM Super League
    • Womens
    • Europe
      • Euro 2024
      • English Premier League
      • La Liga
      • Bundesliga
      • Serie A
      • UEFA Champions League
      • Europa League
    • Betting Tips
  • Transfer Centre
  • Bet Academy
    • Skulu Ya Betting
    • Betting Stats Centre
    • Team Streaks
  • Bolabet
    • Sign Up
    • Play Aviator
    • Promotions
Reading: Costa Rica, Zambia chasing first World Cup victory
Share
Aa
Aa
BolanewsBolanews
Search
  • Home
  • Zambia
    • Super League
    • Chipolopolo
    • National First Division
  • Rest of Africa
    • PSL
    • TNM Super League
  • Womens
  • Europe
    • English Premier League
    • La Liga
    • Bundesliga
    • Serie A
    • UEFA Champions League
    • Europa League
  • Betting Tips
  • Transfer Centre
  • Bet Academy
    • S’kulu Ya Betting
    • Betting Stats Centre
    • Team Streaks
  • Bolabet
    • Sign Up
    • Play Aviator
    • Promotions
Follow US
© 2022 Bolanews
FIFA Women's World Cup

Costa Rica, Zambia chasing first World Cup victory

FIFA World Rankings suggest that Costa Rica may go into Monday's contest as favourites, with Las Ticas ranked 41 places above Zambia.

Julius Malulu
Julius Malulu Published July 30, 2023
Share
2 Min Read
Zambian players warm up prior to the FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 Group C match between Zambia and Japan at Waikato Stadium on July 22, 2023 in Hamilton / Kirikiriroa, New Zealand. (Photo by Maja Hitij - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
Zambian players warm up prior to the FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 Group C match between Zambia and Japan at Waikato Stadium on July 22, 2023 in Hamilton / Kirikiriroa, New Zealand. (Photo by Maja Hitij - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

Costa Rica takes on Zambia as they conclude their 2023 FIFA Womens World Cup tournament at the Waikato Stadium on Monday morning. 

After losing 3-0 to Spain in their World Cup opener, Costa Ricans lost 2-0 to Japan in their second game, giving up 5 goals in total.

Sponsored Ad

On the other hand, Zambia’s World Cup campaign began with a humiliating 5-0 loss to Japan, followed by another 5-0 loss to Spain in their next encounter, conceding a total of 10 goals in two games.

Costa Rica and Zambia are third and fourth placed in Group H without a win. The two sides can pick up their first World Cup points with a victory in the last group match.

FIFA World Rankings suggest that Costa Rica go into Monday’s contest as favourites, with Las Ticas ranked 41 places above Zambia.

Both teams have yet to win a World Cup match

While their hopes of making the knockout rounds are over, the Copper Queens will be hoping to record their first win at a Women’s World Cup.

The Southern African nation will aim to find the net, and they can draw inspiration from the fact that they scored eight goals in their final three matches during the tour of Europe prior to the tournament.

READ ALSO: Sweden gives South Africa qualification boost

The Central American nation is making their second appearance at the World Cup, while Zambia were making their first appearance and both teams are yet to win their first match at the tournament. 

Sponsored Ad

You Might Also Like

“We’re Ready For Botswana” – Chisala As Zambia Seeks Redemption

Ex-Copper Queens Coach Bruce Mwape, Technical Bench Owed Over K500,000 Each

Chipolopolo Players Respond to FAZ President Keith Mweemba Over “Boycotted” Friendlies

Zambia Fall to Comoros in COSAFA 2025 Opener, Nyirenda Says Team Played Well

“Everyone Wants To Win It” – Zulu On The COSAFA tournament

Sign Up For Promotions!

Subscribe with your cellphone number and get access to exclusive content, launches, promotions and partner giveaways!

    By signing up, you agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy. You may unsubscribe at any time.
    Julius Malulu July 30, 2023
    Share this Article
    Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Whatsapp Copy Link
    Share
    Posted by Julius Malulu
    Follow:
    Julius Malulu is a Bolanews sports journalist and football analyst from Zambia. He previously worked for United Voice and Radio Christian Voice as a sports reporter. He specializes in writing exclusive pieces and conducting interviews. He has appeared as an analyst on Znbc TV's Talking Football show, the radio Christian Voice Back Page, Camnet TV, and the Everything Bola Podcast.
    Previous Article Pep Guardiola explains impact of Saudi league on transfer market
    Next Article (Photo via Twitter/ @NGSuperFalcons ) Super Falcons a point away from the FIFAWWC last 16

    Follow Us

    58.3k Followers Like
    4.5k Followers Follow
    1.3k Followers Follow
    Youtube Subscribe

    Latest News

    “We’re Ready For Botswana” – Chisala As Zambia Seeks Redemption
    COSAFA Cup June 7, 2025
    “I Will Not Be At The Club World Cup” – Cristiano Ronaldo Reveals
    FIFA Club World Cup June 7, 2025
    Ex-Copper Queens Coach Bruce Mwape, Technical Bench Owed Over K500,000 Each
    Copper Queens June 7, 2025
    Hazel Nali during the women's international friendly match between Republic of Ireland and Zambia at Tallaght Stadium in Dublin. (Photo By Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile via Getty Images)
    EXCLUSIVE: Hazel Nali Nears European Move After Full Recovery
    Copper Queens June 7, 2025
    //

    Bolanews is your best bet when it comes to soccer news. Get previews, results and predictions from the experts here.

    Sign Up For Promotions!

    Subscribe with your cellphone number and get access to exclusive content, launches, promotions and partner giveaways!

      BolanewsBolanews
      Follow US

      © 2022 Bolanews.

      Go to mobile version
      Welcome Back!

      Sign in to your account

      Lost your password?