Tanzania U-15 Boys edge Senegal on penalties to retain CAF Schools Football Championship

Tanzania clinched the boys’ title at the CAF Schools Football Championship after defeating Senegal in a dramatic penalty shootout.

Despite a heavy downpour at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium, both teams delivered an intense 40 minutes of action, which ended goalless, forcing the match into sudden death.

Tanzania ultimately prevailed 3-2 on penalties to successfully defend their crown.

Meanwhile, Ghana’s U-15 boys wrapped up their tournament on a high, staging a comeback to beat Uganda 2-1 and secure the bronze medal.

As champions, Tanzania will receive a $300,000 cash prize, with Senegal earning $200,000 for finishing second, and Ghana pocketing $150,000 for third place.

The four-day tournament showcased exceptional young talent, hinting at a promising future for African football.

 

 

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