Australia U19 women's team coach Van Egmond has set clear target in Myanmar.

“Our upcoming matches in Mandalay will be crucial for the ongoing development of the Young Matildas,” van Egmond said.
 
“We have a clear target in Myanmar, and that is to secure qualification for the AFC U-19 Women’s Championship so that we can set our focus on FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup qualification.
 
 “We will also be aiming to see progress in individuals and the team on the international stage,” he said.

Australia will play against Nepal on April 26 at 4 PM local time.
 
 Australia Squad
 
 Morgan AQUINO, Annalee GROVE, Olivia RIDDEL, MelindaJ BARBIERI, Chelsea BLISSETT, Kyra COONEY-CROSS, Leah DAVIDSON, Shadeene EVANS, Ciara FOWLER, Mary FOWLER, Rosaria GALEA, Charlotte GRANT, Emily HODGSON, Angelique HRISTODOULOU, Princess IBINI, Rachel LOWE, Courtney NEVIN, Hollie PALMER, Susan PHONSONGKHAM, Indiah-Paige RILEY, Karly ROESTBAKKEN, Amy SAYER, Tessa TAMPLIN.

Top two teams from the group will join Thailand (hosts), Japan, DPR Korea, China PR, and other yet to be determined nations at the eight-team 2019 AFC U-19 Women’s Championship which will be contested in October and November this year.

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