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Women's Football CAF Under 17 Second Qualification Round
April 15th - May 1st, 2022
12 Nations, the 6 winning Nations will qualify for the Women's Football FIFA Under 17 Third Qualification Round


 

  • BDI.gif Burundi
  • CMR.gif Cameroon
  • EGY.gif Egypt
  • ETH.gif Ethiopia
  • GHA.gif Ghana
  • GUI.gif Guinea
  • MAR.gif Morocco
  • NIG.gif Niger
  • NGR.gif Nigeria
  • RSA.gif South Africa
  • TAN.gif Tanzania  
  • ZAM.gif Zambia
 
First Leg
 
Zambia ZAM.gif 0 - 2 CMR.gif Cameroon
Half-Time: 0-0
April 15th 2022, h. 13:00 (GMT +2),
Nkoloma Stadium, Lusaka
 
Burundi BDI.gif 0 - 4 TAN.gif Tanzania
Half-Time: 0-1
April 16th 2022, h. 13:00 (GMT +2),
Stade Urukundo, Ngozi
 
South Africa RSA.gif 0 - 3 ETH.gif Etiophia
Half-Time: 0-1
April 15th 2022, h. 13:00 (GMT +2), Bidvest Stadium, Johannesburg
 
Nigeria NGR.gif 4 - 0 EGY.gif Egypt
Half-Time: 2-0
April 17th 2022, h. 15:00 (GMT +1), MKO Abiola Stadium, Abuja
 
  Guinea GUI.gif 1 - 3 GHA.gif Ghana
Half-Time: 0-2
April 16th 2022, h. 16:00 (GMT), General Lansana Conte Stadiu, Nongo
 
Niger NIG.gif 0 - 11 MAR.gif Morocco
Half-Time: 0-4
April 16th 2022, h. 15:30 (GMT +1), Stade du General Senyi Kountche, Niamey

 

 

Second Leg
 
(5) Cameroon CMR.gif 3 - 0 ZAM.gif Zambia (0)
Half-Time: 2-0
April 30th 2022, h. 14:30 (GMT +1),
Ahmadou Ahidjo Stadium, Yaounde
 
(5) Tanzania TAN.gif 1 - 2 BDI.gif Burundi (2)
Half-Time: 1-1
May 1st 2022, h. 17:30 (GMT +3),
Amaan Stadium, Zanzibar City
 
(3) Etiophia ETH.gif 0 - 1 RSA.gif South Africa (1)
Half-Time: 0-1
May 1st 2022, h. 13:00 (GMT +3), Abebe Bikila Stadium, Addis Ababa
 
(0) Egypt EGY.gif 0 - 2 NGR.gif Nigeria (6)   
Half-Time: 0-2
April 30th 2022, h. 22:00 (GMT +12, Petro Sport Stadium, Cairo
 
(10) Ghana GHA.gif 7 - 0 GUI.gif Guinea (1)   
Half-Time: 3-0
April 30th 2022, h. 15:00 (GMT), Cape Coast Sports Stadium, Cape Coast
 
(18) Morocco MAR.gif 7 - 0 NIG.gif Niger (0)
Half-Time: 3-0
April 29th 2022, h. 21:30 (GMT), Stade Moulay Hassan, Rabat
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Women's Football CAF Under 17 Third Qualification Round
May 22nd - June 4th, 2022
6 Nations, the 3 winning Nations will qualify for the Women's Football FIFA Under 17 World Cup 2022
 
  • CMR.gif Cameroon
  • ETH.gif Ethiopia
  • GHA.gif Ghana
  • MAR.gif Morocco
  • NGR.gif Nigeria
  • TAN.gif Tanzania  
 
First Leg
 
Cameroon CMR.gif 1 - 4 TAN.gif Tanzania
Half-Time: 1-2
May 22nd 2022, h. 14:30 (GMT +1),
Venue TBD
 
Etiophia ETH.gif  0 - 1 NGR.gif Nigeria
Half-Time: 0-1
May 20th 2022, h. 13:00 (GMT +1),
Abebe Bekila Stadium, Addis Ababa
 
Ghana GHA.gif  2 - 0 MAR.gif Morocco
Half-Time: 1-0
May 20th 2022, h. 13500 (GMT +1), Accra Sports Stadium, Accra

 

 

Second Leg
 
(5) Tanzania TAN.gif 1 - 0 CMR.gif Cameroon (1)
Half-Time:
June 5th 2022, h. 13:00 (GMT +1), Amaan Stadium, Zanzibar City
 
(1) Nigeria NGR.gif 0 - 0 ETH.gif Etiophia (0)
Half-Time: 0-0
June 4th 2022, h. 15:00 (GMT +1),
MKO Abiola Stadium, Abuja
 
(+2) Morocco MAR.gif PSO42 - 0PSO2 GHA.gif Ghana (2)
Half-Time: 1-0, Full Time: 2-0, Penalty Shoot-Out: 4-2
June 4th 2022, h. 19:00 (GMT +1), Complex Sportif Prince Moulay Al Hassan, Rabat
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