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EN, FR, PR: Angola seal semifinal spot, Zambia bow out in U17 qualifiers | SA News

15 September 2025 by Guest

Angola became the first team into the semifinals of the TotalEnergies CAF Under-17 Africa Cup of Nations 2026 | COSAFA Qualifiers in Harare when they defeated Lesotho 5-0 in their Group C clash on Sunday.

The win leaves Angola top of the pool with six points with one round of matches to go, and while Lesotho can join them on that number, Angola would still lead on head-to-head.

Only the top team in each pool advances to the last-4, along with the best runner-up across the three groups.

A hat-trick from Paulo Luvumbo set Angola on their way, with Eliseu Francisco and Costantino Chianica were also on the scoresheet.

Botswana and Mauritius played to a 1-1 draw in the other game in the pool,…

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