The Kenyan Women's national team, Harambee Starlets will be chasing their first 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) win when they take on Senegal in a Group A match today, Thursday 30 July at the Stade Prince Moulay Stadium in Rabat from 2000 hrs.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsAfter a decade out of the continental tournament, Kenya marked their return with a humiliating 4-0 defeat to hosts Morocco on Sunday, 26 July.Senegal equally suffered defeat in their opening match, falling 2-0 to Algeria in what was the first match of the tournament.STARS ABROAD: Kenyan-eligible defender impresses in narrow pre-season defeat to LiverpoolHarambee Starlets now have a mountain to climb if they are to achieve their ambitions of reaching the semi finals, and subsequently qualifying for the 2027 World Cup.With both Morocco and Algeria winning their matches, Kenya cannot afford to drop further points in the tournament if they are to make it to the last four.Coach Beldine Odemba will be hoping that her side has made amends following a poor defensive display that saw them concede four goals.##NAJAVA_MECA_9868144##“We all understand that it is do or die for us against Senegal where we are expecting everyone of us to give our best. We keep working hard to ensure that we can stay longer in Morocco. I have watched their matches and I believe their physical aspect is the most special thing about them. They run, they are well built and use that as their advantage,” said Odemba.Odemba reveals two key areas Harambee Starlets have worked on ahead of Senegal testOdemba also explained what her team must do in order to emerge victorious against the Lionesses of Teranga.“We must improve the capitalization of our chances. We had two clear cut opportunities in the opening minutes of the match that if we had converted, it would have been a different match,” added Odemba.Gor Mahia face must-win test against Garde Républicaine for Kagame Cup semi-final spotOn her part ,defender Enez Mango is banking on the team's unity and desperate search for a win to emerge victorious“The Senegal clash is the most important game for us. We do not want anything but a win in order to qualify for the next stage,” said Mango.