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The African Soccer Confederation (CAF) made the draw For the Cup of Nations of Africa U20 2025, today, placing Nigeria in what many refer to as the “death group.”
Nigeria has been drawn in Group B together with Egypt, South Africa and Morocco, preparing the stage for an intense battle in ivory collection from April 26 to May 18, 2025.
The most successful nation of the competition, Flying Eagles de Nigeria has won the title seven times, but will face a severe test from the group’s stages.
Egypt, a three -time champion, brings a formidable challenge with his experience.
South Africa, despite not having won the title, has previously reached the final and remains a competitive force.
Meanwhile, Morocco, winners of the 1997 edition, complete the quartet, promising football of high quality and fierce competition.
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The team of coach Aliyu Zubairu, who has already started his preparations, will seek to take advantage of his most recent success in the WAFU B championship to navigate through this challenging group.
Nigerian players celebrate the WAFU B U20 championship. Photo | unknown
In particular, this group is not just about historical praise; It is also the current form and promise of young talents of each nation.
The Flying Eagles will have an early opportunity to measure their strength when they face Egypt in friendly matches at the end of this month, providing a prelude to their real tournament encounters.
In addition, the U20 AFCon serves as a qualification route for the FIFA 2025 U-20 World Cup in Chile, where the four best teams in Cote d’IVorire will ensure their points.
Given the pedigree and the bets involved, each match in Group B will be fundamental not only to advance the qualifying stages but also for an opportunity in the global stage.