Six lessons learned from Harambee Starlets’ whitewash against Morocco
Harambee Starlets suffered a humiliating 4-0 defeat to hosts Morocco on their return to the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) after a decade, in a match played on Sunday, 26 July, in Rabat, Morocco, which left us with plenty of lessons to learn.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsKenya, who were making their first appearance on the continental stage in a decade, were second best in almost all facets of the game against a dominant Morocco.With many pundits and stakeholders harbouring contrasting views and issuing mixed reactions after the match, Mozzart Sport takes a look at some of the six takeaways from the defeat in Rabat.CONFIRMED: AFC Leopards resign midfielder seven years after departureExperience on the big stage is pricelessWhile Harambee Starlets possessed a fairly decent team by Kenyan standards, they were let down by inexperience not only of individual players but also in competing at this stage.At the individual level, Morocco’s team boasted top players includin..