African twin to be decided

• The African subordinate foe for France 2018 is now in a final stages
• Nigeria to play South Africa while Ghana take on Cameroon
• First legs to be played on 12 Jan and a lapse games dual weeks later

January 2018 is an critical month in a foe for places during a FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup France 2018, with a subordinate competitions in a CAF, CONMEBOL and CONCACAF zones all reaching their conclusions. By a time they do so, a choice for a universe finals will be complete.

The 4 remaining African contenders will be a initial in action. Six months after a continent’s qualifiers got underneath way – with 17 teams in row – Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa and Cameroon will quarrel it out in a third and final turn for a dual berths on offer during France 2018.

How they got here
– Nigeria kick Tanzania (9-0 on aggregate) and afterwards Morocco (6-2 on aggregate)
– Ghana beat Algeria (10-0 on aggregate) and afterwards Kenya (10-1 on aggregate)
– South Africa beat Namibia (9-0 on aggregate) and afterwards Burundi (5-2 on aggregate)
– Cameroon competent but personification after Guinea and Sierra Leone withdrew from a foe

Falconets and Morocco U-20 Women’s National Team during a Edo State Government Banquet Hall after a match. Football is all about friendship. pic.twitter.com/ByDZagTA2X

— Ruth David (@ruthdavid90) 19 Nov 2017

The initial legs will take place on 12 January, with a lapse matches being played on 26 January. The dual ties any array an U-20 Women’s World Cup unchanging opposite a side that has never competent for a universe finals in a age group, with Nigeria’s Falconets holding on a South Africans and Ghana’s Black Maidens locking horns with Cameroon.

Aside from Nigeria and Ghana, Congo DR are a usually other African group ever to have graced a U-20 Women’s World Cup, a attainment they achieved in 2006 and 2008. The Congolese did not enter this subordinate competition, however. The Indomitable Lionesses and Banyana Banyana are 180 mins divided from fasten that really name club.

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