CAN U17: Slow Start for Mali

Author: afrik-foot.comPublished on: May 14, 2026Country: Mali

Sports

Mali, the runner-up of the 2025 U17 AFCON, started the group stage of the 2026 U17 AFCON with a goalless draw against Angola at the Mohammed VI Football Complex in Salé, Morocco. The Aiglonnets, led by Adama Djefla Diallo, missed several opportunities, including shots from Namory Coumaré and Abdoulaye Touré. With this result, Mali is provisionally in second place in Group C and will face Mozambique in their next match.

Stay informed with NewsBoulevard

Get the latest news summaries delivered to your inbox

Related News

2026 World Cup: Back in Somalia, referee Omar Artan welcomed as a hero

SportsSomalia

Edinam Franck Defly•24m ago

2026 World Cup: Back in Somalia, referee Omar Artan welcomed as a hero

Somali referee Omar Artan, excluded from the 2026 World Cup by the United States, returned to Somalia where he was welcomed as a hero by the population. His exclusion sparked international controversy, with the US standing by its decision. Omar Artan has vowed to be present at the 2030 World Cup.

LaLiga: Rashford set for Man Utd return as Barcelona refuses to pay €30m

SportsEngland

Ifreke Inyang•25m ago

LaLiga: Rashford set for Man Utd return as Barcelona refuses to pay €30m

Marcus Rashford is set to return to Manchester United after Barcelona refused to pay the €30m buy option clause. The England forward spent the season on loan with the LaLiga champions, contributing 13 goals and 10 assists. Barcelona confirmed they will not trigger the option, but remain open to new solutions such as another loan deal. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reported the news.

France's weak point identified, 6 days before clash against Senegal

SportsFrance

senenews.com•26m ago

France's weak point identified, 6 days before clash against Senegal

A multi-hour meeting at Clairefontaine with the French Football Federation's technical staff, analysts, and physical trainers revealed a structural flaw in France's defensive balance. Data and video sequences show recurring imbalances in recovery after losing possession, especially when the team pushes forward. The team becomes exposed centrally and on the flanks, which could be exploited by Senegal, known for its athletic power and offensive verticality.

Stay Updated with NewsBoulevard

Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news summaries delivered to your inbox

Learn more