Tanzania women's team coach Bakira Shime has urged the Zambia technical bench to prioritize and enhance their team's attacking capabilities as they enter the final phase of preparations for the upcoming World Cup in Australia/New Zealand. Following a tightly contested send-off match against Zambia, which ended in a 1-0 defeat for Tanzania, Shime emphasized the significance of the technical staff addressing the team's transition into the final third of the pitch. In a post-match interview, Shime highlighted the purpose of their encounter with the Copper Queens, stating, "We came to challenge the Copper Queens and evaluate their preparedness for the World Cup, and I believe everyone witnessed the outcome on the field. There are several questions we posed, and they must find answers before the World Cup commences. It's crucial to remember that they will be competing at a high international level, so I hope the coaches gained valuable insights from this match." However, Coach Bruce Mwape acknowledged the challenge of balancing individual brilliance with cohesive team play, stating, "The issue lies in everyone wanting to showcase their skills. We are actively working on resolving this matter and ensuring that our team functions as a unified entity. Mwape reassured fans and stakeholders that there is ample time to rectify these weaknesses and fine-tune the team before the commencement of the World Cup.