The U20 head coach of Cameroon, Charles Kamdem has described that the All African Games showdown is all set to take place on Wednesday with Nigeria is going to be one of the most important encounters.
The Indomitable Lionesses is going to play against the Falconets in the opener and the coach is going to aim for a victory in the next game.
The U20 head coach of Cameroon, Charles Kamdem has described that the All African Games showdown is all set to take place on Wednesday with Nigeria is going to be one of the most important encounters.
The U20 head coach of Cameroon, Charles Kamdem has described that the All African Games showdown is all set to take place on Wednesday with Nigeria is going to be one of the most important encounters. 
The super Eagles were no match for their rival and they worsened their case when Moses Eneji was sent off. They barely created chances with the major one being that of Gabriel Okechukwu in the 26th minute. The local based talent fired his effort past Morocco goalkeeper Anas Zniti but Salaheddine Saidi’s clearance was timely. 
PriceWaterhouseCoopers withdrew from the last visit on short notice without giving reasons but new consultants Roland Berger are expected to meet the new schedule so it does not affect the timeline for the next AFCON.
Cameroon coach Hugo Broos said that this is a major disappointment for the team as well as the country as they were hoping to make it to the next World Cup. He believes that this is an opportunity for the team to rebuild from scratch and to ensure that they are ready for the next competition.
The African giants qualified with a game left following a narrow defeat of Zambia at the Goodswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo on October 7. The victory and feat helped Nigeria surge three spots though they remain fifth in Africa.