Tanzania's Under-20 women's national football team, the Tanzanite Queens, are preparing for their second Group B match at the FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup after a 4-1 opening defeat to Brazil. Head Coach Bakari Shime has called for a mental reset, urging his players to overcome the fear of facing big-name opponents as they approach the next fixture of the tournament.
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