By Harry Awurumibe, Africa’s No.1 Women’s Football journalist
After a first round that saw the qualification of Eritrea, Kenya, DR Congo, Senegal and Benin following the withdrawal of their respective opponents, the second qualifying round for the U-17 Women’s World Cup will take place during the weekends of March 4-6 and March 18-20, 2022.
Also, Nigeria’s Flamingos are already in Kinshasa ready to take on DR Congo’s women’s U-17 team at Stade des Martyrs on Sunday in the just as the return leg will hold at Moshood Abiola National Stadium, Abuja on March 19, 2022.
There will be five other matches across Africa even as five nations have withdrawn before the second round of qualifiers while CAF have disqualified Kenya which is currently under ban. They are Eritrea, Namibia, Guinea –Bissau, Djibouti and Sao-Tome & Princepe.
Below is the complete program of the two legs
First Leg
Date | Time | Match | Venue | City |
04.03.2022 | 13h00 | Uganda – Ethiopia | St Mary’s Stadium | Kampala |
05.03.2022 | 16h30 | Senegal – Ghana | Stade Lat-Dior | Thies |
06.03.2022 | 13h00 | Tanzania – Botswana | Amaan Stadium | Zanzibar City |
06.03.2022 | 14h30 | DR Congo – Nigeria | Stade des Martyrs | Kinshasa |
06.03.2022 | 16h00 | Liberia – Guinea | TBC | TBC |
06.03.2022 | 16h00 | Benin – Morocco | Stade Charles de Gaulle | Porto-Novo |
Second Leg
Date | Time | Match | Venue | City |
19.03.2022 | 15h00 | Nigeria – DR Congo | MKO Abiola Stadium | Abuja |
19.03.2022 | 16h00 | Morocco – Benin | Complexe sportif Prince Moulay Al Hassan | Rabat |
20.03.2022 | 13h00 | Ethiopia – Uganda | Abebe Bekila Stadium | Addis Ababa |
20.03.2022 | 14h00 | Botswana – Tanzania | Obed Itani Chilume Stadium | City of Francistown |
20.03.2022 | 15h00 | Ghana – Senegal | Accra Sports Stadium | Accra |
20.03.2022 | 16h00 | Guinea – Liberia | Stade du 28 septembre | Conakry |