CAN U17: The schedule for this Sunday with Ghana vs Senegal

Author: Afuane AhmedPublished on: May 17, 2026Country: Morocco

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CAN U17: The schedule for this Sunday with Ghana vs Senegal

The second day of the group stage of the CAN U17 takes place this Sunday in Morocco. In Group C, Angola faces Tanzania at 13:00 GMT, while Mali meets Mozambique at 19:00 GMT. Both Mali and Mozambique must win to avoid elimination after disappointing performances in the first round.

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