Uniffac 2026: “We have a staff that believes in us, and we must repay them in this match” (Antoine Bumba Moaso)

Author: Michel TOBOPublished on: October 18, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Uniffac 2026: “We have a staff that believes in us, and we must repay them in this match” (Antoine Bumba Moaso)

The Democratic Republic of the Congo’s U20 Leopards face the Congo-Brazzaville Red Devils in Yaoundé on Sunday, October 18, in the final round of the Uniffac group stage. After a 0-0 draw against Gabon, the Congolese side must win to finish first in the group; Congo-Brazzaville and Gabon also drew. Antoine Bumba Moaso said the players want to repay their coaching staff’s belief and have worked to address their finishing problems. The Leopardeaux are defending champions, and the tournament qualifies teams for the U20 Africa Cup of Nations.

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