The first leg is scheduled for February 23 (14:30 GMT+1) at the stadium of the Tunisian town of Soliman (south-east of Tunis), while the second leg will be played on February 28 (19:00 GMT+1) at the Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan sports complex in Rabat.

According to the website of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, Head coach Jorge Vilda has scheduled a training camp for twenty-nine players to start on February 19 at the Mohammed VI Football Complex.

In the previous round of qualifiers, the Atlas Lionesses beat Namibia 2-0 in the first leg at the Marrakech Grand Stadium and 2-0 in the second leg at the Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan Sports Complex.

Here follows the list:

1- ERRMICHI Khadija (AS FAR Rabat)

2- AROUAISSA Ines (As Cannes – France)

3- ELARARI Zineb (Renaissance Sportive of Berkane)

4- BAMBARA Fatima (Sporting Club Casablanca)

5- REDOUANI Zineb (AS FAR Rabat)

6- SEGHIR Sabah (FC Basel – Switzerland)

7- CHERIF Djennah (Feyenoord Rotterdam – Netherlands)

8- KATIE MRABET Yasmin (Levante Las Planas – Spain)

9- BENZINA Nouhaila (AS FAR Rabat)

10- REBBAH Aziza (AS FAR Rabat)

11- BOUKHAMI Siham (AS FAR Rabat)

12- ATIQ Meryame (Dux Logroño – Spain)

13- AIT ELHAJ Hanane (AS FAR Rabat)

14- BADRI Najat (AS FAR Rabat)

15- NAKKACH Elodie (Servette FC – Switzerland)

16- KBIDA Ines (Olympique Marseille – France)

17- KASSI Sarah (FC Fleury 91 – France)

18- BOUGUERCH Salma (Wydad Athletic Club)

19- CHEBBAK Ghizlane (Levante Las Planas – Spain)

20- LAHMARI Anissa (Levante Las Planas – Spain)

21- TAGNAOUT Fatima (AS FAR Rabat)

22- ADDI Nourimane (Celtic – Scotland)

23- BOUTIEBI Rania (Club Brugge KV – Belgium)

24- SAOUD Imane (Servette FC – Switzerland)

25- ZOUHIR Yasmine (AS Roma – Italy)

26- AYANE Rosella (Tottenham Hotspur FC – England)

27- OUZRAOUI DIKI Sakina (RSC Anderlecht – Belgium)

28- JRAIDI Ibtissam (Al Ahli SC – Saudi Arabia)

29- BANOUK Safae (AS FAR Rabat).