Sierra Leonean women's national soccer team
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| Nickname (s) | Sierra Queens | ||
| Association |
Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) |
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| confederacy | CAF | ||
| Head coach |
 Anna Williams
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| Home stadium | National Stadium , Freetown | ||
| FIFA code | SLE | ||
| FIFA rank |
not rated (October 29, 2019) |
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| Balance sheet | |||
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| 5 games 0 wins 2 draws 3 losses |
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First international Sierra Leone Nigeria 0-9 ( November 6, 1994 )  |
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Highest victory no victory |
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Biggest defeat Sierra Leone Nigeria 9-0 ( November 6, 1994 ) |
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| Successes in tournaments | |||
| African Championship | |||
| Participation in the finals | 1 ( first : 1995 ) | ||
| Best results | Quarterfinals 1995 | ||
| (As of February 7, 2018) | |||
The Sierra Leonean national football team of the women is the Women's Football - national team of the West African country of Sierra Leone . It was founded in 1994. The women's first international match took place in 1994, the last against Liberia in 2014.
International success
See also: List of international matches for the Sierra Leonean women's national football team
Football Women's World Cup
1995 Sweden
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not participated (failed in the 1st qualifying round) |
1999 United States
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not participated (participation canceled before the 1st qualifying round) |
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2003 United States
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not participated |
2007 V.R. China
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not participated |
2011 Germany
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not participated (failed in the 1st qualifying round) |
2015 Canada
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not participated |
2019 France
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withdrawn (participation canceled before the 1st qualifying round) |
African Cup of Nations for women
| 1995 Africa | Quarter finals |
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1998 Nigeria
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not participated (participation canceled before the 1st qualifying round) |
2000 South Africa
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not participated |
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2002 Nigeria
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not participated |
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2004 South Africa
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not participated |
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2006 Nigeria
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not participated |
2008 Egypt
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not participated |
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2010 South Africa
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not qualified |
2012 Equatorial Guinea
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not participated |
2014 Namibia
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not participated |
2016 Cameroon
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not participated |
2018 Ghana
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withdrawn (participation canceled before the 1st qualifying round) |
| 2020 |
WAFU Women's Cup
| 2018 | not participated |
See also
Web links
- Official website (English)
- FIFA Sierra Leone
Individual evidence
- ^ Matches, Sierra Leone. FIFA. Retrieved February 7, 2018.