Rabat, Morocco – (African Boulevard News) – The TotalEnergies U17 Afcon Match between the national under 17 teams of Morocco and Zambia has undergone a fixture change. The game will now take place at the 19 Mai 1956 Stadium in Annaba, Algeria on Saturday 06 May 2023. The initial venue was the Mohammed V Complex Stadium in Casablanca, Morocco.
This last-minute change of venue was due to the Moroccan authorities’ decision to close the stadium and cancel all the remaining fixtures of the ongoing Botola Pro League. The decision was taken after a riot occurred following a match between Raja Casablanca and FAR Rabat. The violence led to the suspension of the match and the immediate closure of the stadium.
This change of venue has left many fans disappointed, but the African Youth Championship Organising Committee has assured fans that the game will still be an exciting and high-quality competition.
The TotalEnergies U17 Afcon has been a great avenue for Africa’s young stars to showcase their talents. The tournament, held every two years, is a platform for young players from across the continent to compete against the best and raise their international profiles.
The U17 Afcon is one of the most anticipated soccer competitions in Africa. The tournament provides a valuable opportunity for players to showcase their skills and earn a place on the national team. It is also a place for scouts and talent agents to spot future stars.
The Moroccan under 17 team has a reputation for producing top-class talent, and players like Achraf Hakimi and Sofiane Boufal have emerged from the team to make a name for themselves in international football.
The change of venue for the TotalEnergies U17 Afcon match between Morocco and Zambia may cause inconvenience to some fans, but the Organising Committee’s quick decision has ensured that the game still takes place without causing any delay.
In conclusion, the fixture change for the TotalEnergies U17 Afcon match between Morocco and Zambia shows the resilience and quick response of the African football community. The tournament is an essential platform for the future stars of African football and continues to attract a significant following across the continent.
