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In search of a second victory, which would have been synonymous with qualification in the quarterfinals of the CAN U17, Senegal stopped on Tunisia (0-0) this Friday at the Ben M'hamed El Jadida stadium in Morocco in the shock of group C.
With 67% possession and 16 shots at zero, the domination of the title holder was however outrageous in the face of Tunisian Who had clearly decided to close the game and play a draw in order to fruit their initial box against Somalia (3-0).
Not particularly inspired in front of the opposing block, Pope Ibrahima Faye's foals have obtained few frank opportunities. In a closed angle, Abdourahmane Mbodji (Generation Foot) tried his luck, but Slim Bouaskar closed the angle. A few minutes later, the Tunisian goalkeeper, very in sight, won his duel against Sidy Bahrama Ndiaye (Diambars).
𝙁𝙄𝙉 𝘿𝙀 𝙈𝘼𝙏𝘾𝙃 | Senegal and Tunisia are leaving a 0-0 zero score. With four points, the two teams are equal to the head of group C after two days! #Tunsen
See you on Monday for the group's last game against Somalia. #Fcon17 pic.twitter.com/eAzaIQDqSz
– Equipe du Sénégal (@Gaindeyi) April 4, 2025
The private post Ibrahima Sory Sow of a new jewelry
In the second half, the lion cubs have long gave it to the free kicks of their captain Ibrahima Sory Sow, decisive scorer in this exercise during the first match against the Gambia (1-0). But the talent of generation football saw the post oppose its attempt, before seeing another diverted by Bouaskar. In the last minutes, El Hadji Sow (Dakar Sacré Coeur) had two goal balls, but he saw the first region and missed the second of the head.
Although frustrating, this draw allows the owner Senegalese To take a big step towards the quarters before facing a weak Somalia on Monday (two defeats and 8 goals conceded). For its part, Tunisia will compete in a real “final” against a Gambia that has regained confidence By spouting Somalia (5-1).
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