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Afghanistan women can return to competition after eight-year hiatus

Against all odds, Afghan women athletes are back in action with FIFA's approval. After years of turmoil and barriers, they’re gearing up for international competitions, bringing hope and visibility to Afghan women. Former captain Khalida Po...

BBC Sport· Apr 29, 2026 · 8:52 AM · 5 views

Against all odds, Afghan women athletes are back in action with FIFA's approval. After years of turmoil and barriers, they’re gearing up for international competitions, bringing hope and visibility to Afghan women. Former captain Khalida Popal hails this as a powerful symbol of resilience.

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