Ivory Coast's women have won three consecutive matches, scoring seven goals while conceding two. The squad dispatched Cape Verde 3-0 at home, then edged Kenya 1-0 before beating Benin 2-1 in their most recent outing.
The Cape Verde result was emphatic - a dominant display that offered little resistance. The Kenya fixture proved tighter, decided by a single goal in what appears to have been a more competitive affair. Against Benin, Ivory Coast showed character to come from behind or hold their nerve in a narrow contest, securing the win despite conceding.
Three wins from three suggests momentum is building. The attacking threat is evident - they've found the net regularly without relying on a single match to carry the load. Defence remains a work in progress. Conceding in two of the three games indicates vulnerability, particularly in the Benin match where they were tested.
The variety in scorelines tells a story: they can overwhelm weaker opposition but also grind out results when the pressure tightens. That balance will matter in bigger competitions. With seven goals scored across the run, there's creativity in the final third. The two goals shipped, however, suggest they'll need to tighten up against stronger sides.
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From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
