African Women U-20 World Cup 2024 Qualifying

First round

Equatorial Guinea  - Libya                 w/o
Tog                - Guinea-Bissau       1-3 0-3
Mauritius          - Chad                  w/o
Libya and Chad withdrew

Second Round

Morocco            - Burkina Faso        4-0 1-1
Mali               - Algeria             1-0 1-2
Senegal            - Benin               2-0 0-0
Eswatini           - Gabon                 w/o
Congo              - Namibia             2-1 3-0
Cameroon           - Botswana            2-0 4-1
Zambia             - DR Congo            2-2 0-0
Tanzania           - Djibouti            5-0 7-0
Niger              - Guinea              0-4 0-6
Equatorial Guinea  - Ethiopia            1-1 1-4
Mozambique         - Uganda              0-6 0-2
Guinea-Bissau      - Ghana               0-3 0-3
Egypt              - São Tomé & Príncipe 7-0 11-0
Kenya              - Angola              6-1 4-0
Burundi            - South Africa        0-0 2-2
Mauritius          - Nigeria               w/o
Gabon and Mauritius withdrew

Third Round

Morocco            - Guinea              3-0 2-0
Mali               - Ethiopia            0-2 0-4
Senegal            - Uganda              1-0 1-1
Eswatini           - Ghana               1-6 0-2
Congo              - Egypt               1-1 0-6
Cameroon           - Kenya               3-0 3-2
DR Congo           - Burundi             3-2 0-1
Tanzania           - Nigeria             1-1 1-2

Fourth Round

Morocco            - Ethiopia            2-0 0-1
Senegal            - Ghana               0-2 1-5
Egypt              - Cameroon            2-4 1-1
Burundi            - Nigeria             0-1 0-1

Morocco, Ghana, Cameroon and Nigeria qualified to FIFA U-20 Women's World Championship 2024

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