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Thai U-17 Women's Football Team Falls Short Against North Korea in Asian Championship Quarterfinals, Misses World Cup Ticket

Thailand's U-17 women's football team was eliminated from World Cup qualification after losing 0-6 to North Korea in the Asian Championship quarterfinals in China on May 11.

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The AFC U-17 Women's Asian Championship quarterfinals took place at Suzhou Sports Center Stadium (Field 1) in China on May 11, with the Thai national U-17 women's football team competing against North Korea. The winner of this match would advance to the semifinals and earn a spot in the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup. However, despite the Thai team's full commitment and effort, they could not withstand North Korea's dominance, suffering a devastating 0-6 defeat and eliminating themselves from World Cup qualification. The Thai U-17 women's football team will now travel back to Thailand, arriving at Suvarnabhumi International Airport on May 12, 2025 at 9:55 PM.

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