U-17 Women's World Cup: Teams Crash Out as Group Stage Ends

Several countries have seen their FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup campaigns come to an end following the conclusion of the final group-stage matches in Morocco on Sunday.

The report lists Samoa, Chile, Australia, Zambia, Canada, Norway, Japan, Puerto Rico and New Zealand among the countries that have been eliminated from the competition.

Samoa were among the latest teams to exit the tournament after suffering a 4-0 defeat to Kenya in their final group-stage encounter. The defeat ended Samoa's campaign as teams continued to battle for progress in the competition.

The conclusion of the group stage marks an important point in the tournament, with the remaining teams looking to continue their journeys towards the title.

For the eliminated sides, the results bring their participation in the competition to an end, while the teams that progress will focus on the challenges ahead.

The tournament is being held in Morocco, with young female footballers from different countries competing for success on the international stage.