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GAMBIA SET FOR CAF U-17 QUALIFIERS
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GAMBIA SET FOR CAF U-17 QUALIFIERS

The Standard Gambia 1 day 1 mins read

The West African Football Union (WAFU) Zone A has released the official fixtures for its forthcoming Caf U-17 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier tournament in Senegal.

The Gambia will open her account against Sierra Leone on 7th September in the late game, at 7pm. The Baby Scorpions will take on Mauritania three days later at 4pm before facing host Senegal in their final group game on 13th September, at 4pm.

The Gambia will be looking to return to the continental tournament after narrowly missing out on the last edition.

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