The Saudi U-17 women's national football team concluded its campaign in the West Asian Championship with a resounding 5-0 victory over its Emirati counterpart in the match held at Prince Mohammed Stadium in Zarqa, northeast of the Jordanian capital Amman, within the third and final round of Group A. The match witnessed a remarkable performance from Dana Al-Duhayan, who scored three goals (hat-trick), while Siwar Amro and Sadeem Al-Suhaimi scored the second and fifth goals. Greek coach Katerina Valida, the Saudi U-17 women's team coach, started the match with a lineup that included: Dana Al-Benali, Siwar Amro, Arwa Al-Rashid, Joud Al-Amoudi, Rimas Ahmed, Hala Al-Shadoukhi, Ghadi Al-Otaibi, Dima Hijazi, Kinzi Alaa, Hiba Ohashi, and Dana Al-Duhayan. In the second half, Katerina made several substitutions, including bringing on Sadeem Al-Suhaimi, who scored the fifth goal. With this result, the 'U-17 Girls' Green' raised its tally to three points, behind Syria and Lebanon, who finished first and second and qualified for the semifinals. The Saudi team compensated for its losses to Syria 0-1 and Lebanon 0-2 in the first and second rounds with this big victory over the UAE.