U17 World Cup: Mali Stuns, Morocco and Senegal to Play Thursday
The FIFA U-17 World Cup kicked off in Qatar with an expanded format featuring 48 teams. African squads showcased strong performances on the opening day, signaling their competitive spirit.
Mali’s Impressive Victory
Mali made a thrilling start by defeating New Zealand 3-0 in Group L. Goals from Seydou Dembele, Zoumana Ballo, and Raymond Bomba secured the win.
Other Early African Performances
- On November 4, Egypt dominated Haiti 4-1 in Group E, with Belal Attia scoring twice.
- Zambia earned a 3-1 victory against Indonesia in Group H.
- Ivory Coast faced a tough defeat, losing 4-1 to Switzerland in Group F.
Upcoming Matches for African Teams
On Thursday, Morocco, Tunisia, South Africa, and Senegal will compete, aiming to start strong or recover from earlier setbacks.
This 2025 edition of the U-17 World Cup features 48 teams, including 10 from Africa, demonstrating the vitality of African youth football on the world stage.
Author’s summary: The 2025 U-17 World Cup highlights Africa's emerging football talent, with Mali’s stunning debut and several teams poised for impactful performances.
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