2025 CAF U17 AFCON: Uganda, Egypt, Gambia, Angola in race for World Cup spots

Casablanca, Morocco (PANA) - The journey to FIFA U-17 World Cup in Qatar 2025 intensifies as Uganda, Gambia, Angola, and Egypt prepare to fight for the final two African slots on Saturday’s high-stakes play-offs at El Abdi Stadium in El Jadida, Morocco

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