Host Togo and Nigeria are leading their respective Groups A and B at the ongoing eight-nation under-17 African Nations Cup (CAN) championship here.
Togo defeated South Africa 2-0 on Saturday, while Nigeria whitewashed Eritrea 8-0 on Sunday.Following are the groups standings:
Group A
1st : Togo 3 Pts(+2) 2nd : Gabon 1 Pt (0) 3rd : Tunisia 1 Pt (0) 4th : South Africa 0 Pt (-2)
Group B
1st : Nigeria 3 Pts (+8) 2nd : Ghana 3 Pts (+2) 3rd : Burkina Faso 0 Pt (-2) 4th : Eritrea 0 Pt (-8)
The competition continues Tuesday with South Africa taking on Gabon, while Tunisia battles Togo in Group A.
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