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<h2>Match Overview</h2>



Two fast-improving national teams are ready to make a statement in their first-ever tournament appearance. The <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/tag/united-states/">United States</a> enters with growing confidence after years of steady progress, powered by a new generation of players that has turned them into genuine challengers to Mexico’s long-standing regional dominance.



On the other side, <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/tag/burkina-faso/">Burkina Faso</a> has built a reputation as one of Africa’s most competitive squads, combining resilience and youthful energy in pursuit of a breakthrough moment on the world stage. With both sides hungry to showcase their evolution, fans won’t want to miss this matchup as two ambitious programs collide in a battle to announce their arrival among soccer’s elite.



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How to watch United States U17 vs Burkina Faso U17 in the USA: Live Stream and TV for 2025 U17 World Cup

How to watch United States U17 vs Burkina Faso U17 in the USA: Live Stream and TV for 2025 U17 World Cup - World Soccer Talk

The <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/nations/usmnt-tv-schedule/">United States youth national team</a> picked up three points in its first game at the U-17 World Cup against <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/nations/south-korea-national-team-tv-schedule/">South Korea</a>. With three points secured, the United States can secure a spot in the knockout stage of the U-17 World Cup with a win. Its next opponent is Burkina Faso, which lost 3-0 against <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/nations/france-national-team-tv-schedule/">France</a> on matchday one.



This upcoming game has more significance because of who the United States is playing in the third matchday. Not only is France one of the favorites in this year’s World Cup, but the French finished third at the last U-17 World Cup in 2019. A late goal from the eventual champions Brazil sent the French into the third-place playoff. 



France has no shortage of talent. Therefore, the United States youth squad would like to secure a place in the next stage with a win over Burkina Faso. While it is not a mathematically secure spot if South Korea defeats France, the top two teams in each group automatically advance. Then, the four best third-place finishers would also advance. In all likelihood, six points are good enough in that regard. In any case, three points is the goal against Burkina Faso.



<h2>Recapping a win over South Korea</h2>



On Sunday, 15-year-old Nimfasha Berchimas scored two goals en route to the United States’ win over South Korea. The Charlotte FC youth product was one of a handful of players to score a brace on the first matchday. Between Berchimas’ goals, Cruz Medina, who represents the San Jose Earthquakes scored early in the second half. That goal proved to be the game-winner. 



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Despite the 3-1 win, it was not entirely smooth sailing for the United States. Berchimas scored his first goal in the seventh minute. However, South Korea equalized half an hour later to bring the game level into halftime. Yet, Berchimas and Cruz showed the United States was more clinical than their Korean counterparts. 



Overall, South Korea had 24 total shots to the United States’ eight. The shots on goal were equal at seven per team. Still, South Korea had nine corner kicks to the Americans’ zero. That demonstrates the ball was in the United States’ half for an extended period. 



Fortunately for the Americans, the youngest player on the team, Berchimas, became the fifth player to score multiple goals in one U-17 World Cup game for the United States. The others are Judah Cooks (1993), Taylor Twellman (1997), Freddy Adu (2003) and Tim Weah (2017).



<h2>United States eye six points against Burkina Faso at U-17 World Cup</h2>



The 15-year-old will lead the line again as the United States targets another three points against Burkina Faso. After France won 3-0 against the African nation, the United States is likely playing against the easiest opposition in its group. Much like South Korea against France, Burkina Faso is effectively in a must-win situation early in the U-17 World Cup. That poses a challenge to the United States, too. 



Coverage of the USYNT’s game against Burkina Faso is at 4 a.m. ET on Wednesday, Nov. 15. Coverage is available on FS1. 



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United States U-17's seek second World Cup group-stage win

The United States youth national team picked up three points in its first game at the U-17 World Cup against South Korea.

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Wednesday marks the final round of qualifying for the African Nations Cup. It will now take place in Equatorial Guinea between 17 January to 8 February next year as Morocco were officially removed as hosts due to their reluctance of hosting the tournament due to fear of the ebola epidemic. Six places are still up for grabs prior to Wednesday’s fixtures.
Here is a breakdown of the groups and matches (all times U.S Eastern):
– Group winners, runners-up and the best 3rd&nbsp;place team qualify for the final tournament.
– Tiebreakers are determined on a head-to-head basis (points between the teams; goal difference; away goals; followed by goal difference in all games; and goals scored).
GROUP A:
1. South Africa…..11pts
2. Nigeria…..7pts.
3. Congo…..7pts.
4. Sudan…..3pts.
Matches:
12:00pm Nigeria v South Africa
12:00pm Sudan v Congo
– Nigeria hold the tiebreaker over Congo as they both shared road victories but Nigeria have a superior goal difference in those two matches (4-3). So Nigeria need a victory or to at least match Congo’s result in Sudan. South Africa have already qualified.
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GROUP B:
1. Algeria…..15pts.
2. Mali…..6pts.
3. Malawi…..6pts.
4. Ethiopia…..3pts.
Matches:
11:00am Ethiopia v Malawi
11:00am Mali v Algeria&nbsp;&nbsp; (LIVE on beinsportsconnect.tv)
– Algeria have qualified. An Ethiopia win and Mali loss would actually place 3 teams on 6 points and goal difference would come into play. In case of two draws on Wednesday, Mali &amp; Malawi shared 2-0 home wins so the tiebreaker would go to overall goal-difference which is clearly in Mali’s favor. Malawi also have a chance to qualify as the best 3rd&nbsp;place team.
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GROUP C:
1. Burkina Faso…..10pts.
2. Gabon…..9pts.
3. Angola…..5pts.
4. Lesotho…..2pts.
Matches:
1:00pm Burkina Faso v Angola
1:00pm Gabon v Lesotho
– Burkina Faso and Gabon have already assured their places in the final tournament. Angola need a win and many other scenarios to go their way to finish as the best 3rd&nbsp;place team.
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GROUP D:
1. Cameroon…..13pts.
2. Ivory Coast…..9pts.
3. DR Congo…..6pts.
4. Sierra Leone…..1pts.
Matches:
9:00am Ivory Coast v Cameroon (LIVE beINSport, beIÑ &amp; DishWorld)
9:00am DR Congo v Sierra Leone
– The important thing to keep in mind here is that DR Congo hold the tiebreaker over Ivory Coast (away goals head-to-head) so Cameroon cannot afford to slip up at home to a Cameroon side that has already qualified. Also worth noting, the 3rd&nbsp;place team here would very much be in consideration for a final’s berth.
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GROUP E:
1. Ghana…..8pts.
2. Uganda…..7pts.
3. Guinea…..7pts.
4. Togo……6pts.
Matches:
11:00am Ghana v Togo&nbsp;&nbsp; (LIVE beINSport, beIÑ &amp; DishWorld)
11:00am Guinea v Uganda
– A group where none have officially qualified and all four teams are still in the running. The combinations are plenty. One fact worth keeping in mind, Uganda have beaten Guinea 2-0 in their first meeting so if a tiebreaker is looked at for only those two teams, Uganda have the advantage depending on Wednesday’s result.
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GROUP F:
1. Cape Verde…..12pts.
2. Zambia…..8pts.
3. Mozambique…..5pts.
4. Niger…..2pts.
Matches:
11:00am Niger v Mozambique
11:00am Zambia v Cape Verde (LIVE on beinsportsconnect.tv)
– Zambia hold the tiebreaker over Mozambique so this group is over. Cape Verde and Zambia advance. However, Mozambique have an outside chance to claim the best 3rd&nbsp;place overall.
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GROUP G:
1. Tunisia…..11pts.
2. Senegal…..10pts.
3. Egypt…..6pts.
4. Botswana…..1pts.
Matches:
2:00pm Senegal v Botswana
2:00pm Tunisia v Egypt
– Tunisia and Senegal are heading to the final tournament. But Egypt are still in the hunt for the best 3rd&nbsp;place team.
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CURRENT 3RD&nbsp;PLACE RANKINGS:
1. Guinea…..7pts (0 Goal Difference)
2. Congo…..7pts. (-1)
3. Egypt…..6pts. (0)
4. DR Congo…..6pts. (-1)
5. Malawi…..6pts. (-4)
6. Angola…..5pts. (0)
7. Mozambique…..5pts. (0)
Edward Perovic is the publisher of soccertvblog.com – a source for schedules and US TV information for major European Leagues and International competitions.

U.S TV Schedule For Final Round Of African Nations Cup Qualifying 

U.S TV Schedule For Final Round Of African Nations Cup Qualifying  - World Soccer Talk

<div><figure class="image"></figure></div>Now that’s what I call a tournament mascot. I don’t need modern interpretations of peace, harmony and good will like the dreadful trio that South Korea and Japan gave us in 2002. Dreadful mascots and a dreadful tournament. I want giant animals or characters that can play football or playing football. This is Palanquina, who is based on the famed Angolan <a href="http:\/\/www.wild-about-you.com/GameGiantSable.htm" target="_blank">Giant Sable Antelope</a>, a rare animal now only found in one region of Angola. A proper mascot if there ever was one.
Well if the first round of matches showed us anything, then it was not to take anything for granted. Whilst some semblance of order returned in the second round of games, there were still some shocks and one of the best games you will see all year and allegations of match fixing. Just a normal continental football tournament then!

So Group A saw Algeria recover to beat under-performing Mali 1-0 on Thursday to get them back on track and put Mali facing the exit, but more on that later. Angola continued there fine form with a convincing 2-0 win of Malawi, with Manucho getting another goal. This meant that all Angola and Algeria needed was a 0-0 draw today for them both to qualify, regardless of how many goals Mali scored against Malawi. Can you guess what the final score was?
Apparently, the group stages are decided on head to head results, though the irony of Algeria being involved in a dodgy result after the 1982 World Cup saw them eliminated through exactly the same thing is rather a shame. Yet, Mali have only themselves to blame, they simply never got going until it was too late.
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Group B gave us only one game on Friday, but what a match it was. A clash of real international heavyweights was end to end all through the game and Ivory Coast broke the deadlock in the first half, with Gervinho getting the opener. Ghana pushed and pushed but the Ivory Coast held on until half time. 10 minutes in to the second half though, Ghana looked to have the advantage when Emmanuel Eboue was sent off for a reckless two footed challenge.
This seemed to have the opposite effect though and with Drogba in mesmerising form, Ghana were torn to shreds and found themselves 3-0 down through Tiene and Drogba and the lack of real experience and quality in the Ghana side was compounded. Saturday brought further bad news and not just for the Black Stars, when Michael Essien was ruled out for the rest of the competition.<a href="http:\/\/www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/jan/18/michael-essien-chelsea-knee-ligament-injury" target="_blank">With him on crutches, Chelsea will be hopeful that the knee injury is not too serious.</a>
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Ghana play Burkina Faso tomorrow knowing a win is the only thing that will get them through the group.
Group C saw Egypt continue with their remarkable from so far in Angola 2010, with another 2-0 win though it was a tough game at times, but another great game of football. Unfancied Mozambique had chances to score before conceding a harsh own goal, then missed chances to draw themselves level before Egypt finished them off with a superb turn and volley from <a href="http:\/\/www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW5M85mIYAk" target="_blank">Mohamed Gedo</a>. The Pharoahs are looking good once again.
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Nigeria, still hurting from their opening game loss against Egypt struggled to beat Benin 1-0, thanks to a Yakubu penalty in the 42nd minute. Despite all the experience, they looked sluggish and were also hit with an injury to key defender Joseph Yobo. If Benin had been more ruthless in front of goal, the Nigerians would be going home. Instead, a point against Mozambique will see them through.
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Finally in Group D, Cameroon huffed and puffed after their humiliating defeat against Gabon to win 3-2 against Zambia despite being a goal down until the 68th minute. Geremi equalised and Eto’o put them 2-1 up but Zambia came back again to equalise with an 82nd minute penalty. To the rescue rode Idrissou with a late header to steal the win and keep Cameroon’s disappointing tournament on track. They need to get going soon because someone is going to take them apart if they’re not careful.
In the final game, surprise package, Gabon, battled to a fine 0-0 draw with Tunisia to keep themselves on track to reach the quarter finals. Tunisia meanwhile now know that the only way they’ll be through to the next stage is to beat Cameroon on Thursday. Now that is a game I’m looking forward to.
So there you have it, a bit of scandal, top Premiership players injured, unfancied Premiership players such as Daniel Cousin and Manucho doing their countries proud and a couple of big surprises. The next 3 days will be very interesting indeed and its been a great tournament so far. I’ll be back with another round up after Sunday’s first Quarter finals.
Qualified for Quarter Finals: Algeria, Angola, Egypt
Out and heading home: Mali and Malawi
On the edge of elimination: Ghana and Cameroon. Ghana have to win, Cameroon have to not lose.

African Cup Of Nations Round Up: Days 5-9 - World Soccer Talk

African Cup Of Nations Round Up: Days 5-9

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Well we all know how the competition started but the tournament kicked off in earnest on Sunday evening with the host nation Angola entertaining Mali. Hopes were high after all the political wrangling that engulfed the weekend, football could return to the forefront. What no-one expected was a series of breathless games and major shocks that have turned the Cup Of Nations on its head.
Angola stormed in to a 4-0 lead in the opening game and the home fans were jubilant. When Manucho hit a penalty in the 74th minute, Mali looked down and out, shocked to the core by the host nation. Yet by full time, Angola were delighted to hear the final whistle, after an extraordinary fightback saw the The Eagles score 4 goals in the last 15 minutes. Barcelona’s Seidou Keita scored a brace, with Freddie Kanoute scoring and Mustapha Yatabare hitting the equaliser in the fourth minute of injury time.

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It really was a breathless encounter that hardly stopped for a second, a delightful and passionate affair that seems to have set the template for this years tournament. Monday saw Group B kick off and the shocks just kept on coming. The Ivory Coast struggled to a draw against unfancied Burkina Faso in a one sided encounter, but it was a massive result for The Stallions. Ivory Coast had 21 shots but couldn’t find the back of the net and Marseille’s Bakari Kone missed several gilt edged chances to win the match.
In Mondays other game, Algeria were smashed to pieces by Malawi, 3-0. It was a disturbing performance to see the World Cup qualifiers so easy picked apart after the Algerian goalkeeper gifted the opening goal by smashing a clearance against Essau Kanyenda who squared the ball for an easy goal for Russel Mwafulirwa. After that, the Algerians couldn’t get going and by the time Malawi made it 3-0, they were looking like the final whistle couldn’t come quick enough.
The Algerian manager has come under some criticism for blaming the weather for his teams bad performance, but as it has been pointed out, he’d only got himself to blame. If you playing in a humid country, would you prepare by holding your base in a chilly South of France? No, I thought not!
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Yesterdays’ clashes saw Group C enter the fray and finally, one of the favourites delivered. Nigeria took the lead against Egypt in the heavyweight clash after 12 minutes, but that was as good as it got. Egypt just kept purring and showed that even without Mido and Amr Zaki, they can still score goals. Egyptian legend Ahmed Hassan, winning his 167th international cap, set one goal up and scored another as the Pharaohs cantered to a 3-1 win. What did surprise me though was the ovation that greeted Kanu when he came on from the Angolan crowd. There is no doubting how much of an icon in African football he is after playing for 3 of Europes most illustrious clubs, Ajax, Inter and Arsenal.
The second game in Group C saw Mozambique and Benin clash and 90 minutes later, both countries were still waiting for their first win in African Cup Of Nations history. It was another super game though, despite some dodgy goalkeeping, as a 2-2 draw was probably a fair result. Despite the relative weakness of both sides, Nigeria will know that a slip up could see them crash out in the group stages, for the first time since 1963.
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Yet, probably the biggest shock of the first round of matches happened this afternoon. Cameroon, Samuel Eto’o and all were stunned by some comedy defending that allowed Gabon, ranked 62nd in the world, to snatch a 1-0 win. It was a heroic performance after Daniel Cousin, of Hull City, had scored as Gabon dug in and held out for a famous win. Until today, I didn’t realise they were managed by former French legend, Alain Giresse and he’ll have enjoyed the win over compatriot Paul Le Guen.
Finally, Zambia and Tunisia fought another fairly even draw that was a positive result for the Zambians. Despite the recent troubles that Tunisia have had in world football, they are still one of Africa’s key footballing nations. Zambia will be delighted with the 1-1 result but it will be tempered by the fact they have to face a wounded Cameroon next. Cameroon know they need to win, and well to have a hope of qualifying.
So there you have it, all four of the countries that have qualified for the World Cup have managed a total of 1 point this week. We’ve had 22 goals in 7 games, no sendings off and some dynamite games. All the big countries now have to pick themselves up and show everyone that they deserve their billing, otherwise some very famous footballers will be coming home extremely early.

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