Cameroon's U17 Lions have solidified their position as favorites in the UNIFFAC tournament with a 2-0 victory over the Central African Republic this Saturday. This win follows their initial success against Gabon (5-1).
Goals from Eric Bolo and Karel Krys secured a convincing win for the young Cameroonians. The team demonstrated technical superiority throughout the match, maintaining their undefeated status in the tournament.
With two wins in as many matches, the Lions boast a prolific attack with seven goals scored, combined with a solid defense. This performance positions the team among the top contenders for the UNIFFAC U17 title. Coach Saïdou Alioum acknowledged the competitiveness of the Central African team, while praising his players' resilience.
In another match of the tournament, the Democratic Republic of Congo defeated Gabon 3-1.
In other news, Habib Beye, the new coach of Marseille, had a difficult debut with a 2-0 defeat against Brest. Ludovic Ajorque scored both goals for Brest, while Mason Greenwood missed a penalty for Marseille.
