Liberia National U-20 female team has finally arrived in Algeirs, Algeria to honor the Confederation of African Football (CAF) U-20 female championship competition.

Speaking to The Liberiansoccer.com on phone, the head of the team’s delegation David Kortie said the team arrived in Algeirs on Monday, March 27. Mr. Kortie said the team was received by the authorities of the Algeria Football Association (AFA) and taken to a hotel.

The delegation’s head also said their reception was good and the team began practice session on Tuesday. He further said the only problem the players were facing is the cool weather condition but they are confident of getting adjusted before the match on Sunday April 2.

Liberia National U-20 reaches the next stage of the competition following the failure of the Guinean counterpart to show out the game in Monrovia on March 5, at the Antoinette Tubman Stadium (ATS).

The team left the country on March 26, with 22 men comprising of 18 players and four officials with the newly elected Female representative at the local football house heading the delegations.

The 18 players conclude Mamie Kamara, Patricia Kon, Barsan Barwa, Savannah Jebor, Delcontee Sayon and Monica Cooper. The others are Jestina Jipplay, Patience Williams, Christiana Myers, Amelia Washington and Famatta Boimah.