CAN U17: The Lionceaux's lineup for qualification against Algeria revealed

Author: senenews.comPublished on: May 20, 2026Country: Senegal

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CAN U17: The Lionceaux's lineup for qualification against Algeria revealed

The Senegalese Lionceaux face Algeria for a qualification in the quarter-finals of the CAN U17. Coach Lamine Sané made two changes to his starting lineup, with Maurice Biaye replacing the suspended Ibrahima Sow and Thierno Sow returning in place of Cheikh Tidiane Diallo. Assane Sarr, who excelled in the last match against Ghana, is again the starting goalkeeper.

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