Women’s national football team continues training in Sydney

BSS, Dhaka :

Bangladesh women’s national football team continued their preparations in Sydney with another focused training session at Jubilee Stadium on Saturday.

The team trained from 9am to 11am as part of an intensive two-hour session designed to further sharpen tactical cohesion and match readiness, according to a message received from Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF).

The session commenced with structured warm-up drills, followed by high-tempo possession games to enhance ball circulation and decision-making under pressure.

The players then participated in competitive possession matches, maintaining intensity and discipline throughout.

The session concluded with individual shooting and finishing drills and post-training ice baths at the training venue.

“This is the first time Bangladesh has come to this big stage, so this is supposed to be a good feeling.

If I get a chance to play in the AFC Asian Cup, I’ll give my best effort to the team,” said forward Sauravi Akanda Prity during the team’s training session at Jubilee Stadium, in Sydney.

Prity said, following the friendly match against Western Sydney they have competed two more training sessions and the coach tried to correct those mistakes that the players committed in the match.

The coaching staff expressed satisfaction with the players’ energy, focus and commitment as preparations continue to build momentum.

Later this afternoon, the team will undertake a recovery-focused yoga and stretching session at the team hotel to ensure optimal physical balance and flexibility.

The team will resume training today at the same venue as preparations continue.