Monika Staab ready to lead the Saudi women's football team into a bright new era

LONDON: Saudi Arabia can qualify for a sixth World Cup next month and in 2023 go to China in an attempt to win a fourth Asian Cup. The Green Falcons have a long and successful history and could end the year with games against the likes of Brazil, Argentina or France. The journey of the country’s new women’s team, however, starts against Seychelles on Sunday in their first-ever

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