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Belize Women

04-14 09:00

2 - 0

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147

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103

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6007

2021

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End 2-0

91′

K. Pérez

K. Velasquez

84′

Roxane Vivienne Bradshaw

K. Durrand

83′

C. Apolonio

Roshany Narváez

81′

A. Linton

N. Connor

73′

A. Bin-Nassir

Reba Ananda Stott

73′

R. Lico

Cycoiah Wattley

73′

I. Baptist

S. Chacon

72′

S. Lambey

A. Terry

45′

T. Woodley

Jackeebah Bryan

Halftime 2-0

33′

2-0

S. Eiley

Assist: A. Terry

28′

Mikhaila Bowden

28′

Shabwa Dorann Richardson

21′

Reba Ananda Stott

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Match Info

The Belize Women's national team earned a crucial 2-0 victory over Anguilla Women in a FIFA Women's World Cup qualification (CONCACAF) match on April 14, 2026. This result at the FFB Stadium in Belmopan was a vital step for Belize in their quest to reach the global tournament, demonstrating their superiority in a must-win group stage encounter. Belize controlled the tempo from the outset and broke the deadlock in the first half with a well-worked team goal. They doubled their advantage after the interval, effectively sealing the match and denying Anguilla any clear-cut chances. The standout performance came from Belize's forward line, whose movement and finishing proved too much for the Anguillan defense. The match was played in a competitive but respectful spirit, with no major controversies or VAR interventions. The three points significantly boosted Belize's position in the qualification group, keeping their World Cup dreams alive, while Anguilla's difficult campaign continued. The Belize manager expressed satisfaction with the professional performance, and the Anguilla coach highlighted the learning experience for her developing squad. The starting XIs reflected both teams' approaches, with Belize fielding an attacking formation that ultimately delivered the necessary result.