
Zambia’s Women Nation Team duo of Grace Chanda and Racheal Kundananji are today in action for Madrid CFF as they take on UDG Tenerife.
Grace Chanda starts today after coming off the bench in the previous and managed to rescue a point for her team as she scored the only goal for the team.
Rachael Kundannanji also starts the game and this will be the first game that both Copper Queens players have started the game together.


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