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Zambia eliminated from U17 Women’s World Cup without a point

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Zambia, Puerto Rico and New Zealand have been eliminated from the U17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco after losing all three group matches without earning a point. Their exits were confirmed after the final matches in Groups C and D, the Daily Post reports.

Zambia have been eliminated from the U17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco after losing all three of their group-stage matches without earning a point. Puerto Rico and New Zealand suffered the same fate, according to the Daily Post.

The three teams finished bottom of their respective groups after the final matches in Groups C and D. Their elimination comes as the group stage continues in Morocco, according to the Daily Post.

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