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Junior Starlets keep heads high despite losing on U17 World Cup debut

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Junior Starlets star Lorine Ilavonga in action against England. [Harambee Starlets, X]

Junior Starlets midfielder Marion Serenge has urged fans not to lose hope in them after Kenya went down 2-0 to England in their opening match of the 2024 Fifa U17 Women's World Cup in Santiago, Dominican Republic on Friday morning.

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