The draw for the CAN U17 qualifications in the UFOA-B zone will take place shortly in Ouagadougou, with both the boys’ and girls’ competitions included.
The event will determine the opponents for the participating national teams in the West African zone. Those selections are expected to discover their respective and upcoming paths once the draw gets under way.
The draw has not yet started, meaning the fixtures and pairings remain unknown for now. The teams involved will therefore have to wait a little longer before learning which opponents they will face in the CAN U17 qualification competitions.
The proceedings will be held in Ouagadougou, the venue for the draw. Its scheduled focus is the UFOA-B zone, covering the qualification process for both boys and girls.
Supporters and other followers of the competitions will be able to watch the event live online. The draw will be broadcast across all CAF ZONE OUEST B platforms, giving audiences the opportunity to follow the announcement as it happens.
The organisers have invited viewers to use those platforms to keep up with the live proceedings. With the draw due to begin in a short time, attention is now centred on the order in which the selections will be placed and the opponents revealed.
The event represents the next stage in establishing the qualification match-ups for the CAN U17 competitions in the UFOA-B zone. Until the selection process begins, no national team has been assigned an opponent through the draw.
Both tournaments are being handled together in the announcement, with the boys’ and girls’ national selections set to learn their opponents during the same draw process. The information available ahead of the event confirms the scope of the draw, its location and the platforms through which it can be followed live.
Viewers following CAF ZONE OUEST B will therefore be able to see the pairings as they are made in Ouagadougou. The draw’s immediate purpose is to provide the participating selections with clarity over the opponents awaiting them in the CAN U17 qualifications.
No results from the draw have been announced yet. The key development is that the event is about to begin, and that the national teams in the UFOA-B boys’ and girls’ competitions will soon know who stands between them and progress in the qualification process.
For now, the focus remains on the live broadcast and the forthcoming reveal of the pairings. The draw in Ouagadougou will provide the first confirmed details of the opponents in both CAN U17 qualification competitions, with the full announcement available through all CAF ZONE OUEST B platforms.
