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Kenya striker Ogola ready to finish the job against Uganda

Junior Starlets strikers Valarie Nekesa (left) and Joan Ogola participate in the national anthem ceremony before their Group 'C' match at Felix Olimpico Stadium in Santo Domingo on October 23, 2024, during the Under-17 Women's World Cup in the Dominican Republic. 

Photo credit: Pool

What you need to know:

  • Uganda qualified for the second round with a commanding 18-0 aggregate win over Namibia last month while Kenya received a bye into the round.
  • The aggregate winner will likely meet powerhouses Cameroon in the final round of qualifiers. The Central Africans crushed Ethiopia 5-0 in their first leg encounter last Saturday.

After providing an assist during Kenya’s Under-17 Women's World Cup 2-1 victory over Mexico last October in the Dominican Republic, striker Joan Ogola longed to score a goal of her own.

It duly came when Kenya crushed Uganda 2-0 in their 2025 World Cup qualifier second round first leg match in Kampala on Saturday.