Jordan's national women's football team will take on Uzbekistan on Sunday with the final place at the 2014 Women's Asian Cup at stake after hammering Kuwait 21-0 on Friday.
Kuwait, who played their first international game just three years ago, lost their first qualifier against Uzbekistan 0-18, so the 21-0 scoreline in this one shouldn't have surprised anyone.
However, watching the goals makes it even more apparent how thoroughly outmatched they look on the pitch.
6-0 up after merely 20 minutes, Jordan showed absolutely no mercy as they went into the interval with a 12-0 lead.
When the second half went on, Kuwait failed to give up defensive mistakes which were captured by Jordanian women to score more.
Showing no sign of passion or mercy during the second half, Jordan finished the game with 21-0.
Maysa Jbarah had eight goals, and Stephanie Al Naber chipped in with six.
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| A Jordan player scores one of the 21 goals her side scored against Kuwait Photo: YouTube |
Kuwait, who played their first international game just three years ago, lost their first qualifier against Uzbekistan 0-18, so the 21-0 scoreline in this one shouldn't have surprised anyone.
However, watching the goals makes it even more apparent how thoroughly outmatched they look on the pitch.
6-0 up after merely 20 minutes, Jordan showed absolutely no mercy as they went into the interval with a 12-0 lead.
When the second half went on, Kuwait failed to give up defensive mistakes which were captured by Jordanian women to score more.
Showing no sign of passion or mercy during the second half, Jordan finished the game with 21-0.
Maysa Jbarah had eight goals, and Stephanie Al Naber chipped in with six.
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