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The group stage draw for the WAFU B U17 Women’s Championship has been completed, with six nations set to compete following the withdrawal of Togo’s team.
The tournament, scheduled to run from December 12 to 26, 2024, will be hosted by Ghana and promises exciting encounters among some of the region’s top young talents.
Group Assignments
The competition features two groups of three teams each. In Group A, host nation Ghana is joined by Benin and Burkina Faso.
Group B consists of Nigeria, Niger, and Ivory Coast. The absence of Togo has streamlined the tournament to six participating teams, making every match even more critical for advancing to the next stage.
Spotlight on the Host
As hosts, Ghana’s U17 women’s team will aim to make a strong impression on home soil.
Competing in Group A alongside Benin and Burkina Faso, the team will look to leverage its home advantage to progress in the tournament.
Ghana has traditionally been a force in women’s football within the region, and expectations for the young squad are high.
Competitive Field
Group B is expected to deliver intense competition, with Nigeria, a dominant force in women’s football at all levels, leading the group.
They are joined by Niger and Ivory Coast, who will aim to challenge the Nigerian side and make their mark in the tournament.
Tournament Outlook
The UFOA B U17 Women’s Championship serves as a crucial platform for nurturing young talent in West Africa.
With matches set to take place between December 12 and 26, fans of women’s football will be treated to displays of skill and determination from the region’s future stars.
The absence of Togo, while a setback for the tournament’s diversity, does not diminish the significance of the competition.
The participating teams will vie for glory, with each game carrying added weight in the shortened format.
As preparations intensify, the stage is set for an exciting showcase of young talent, with all eyes on Ghana to deliver a memorable tournament.
