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Cameroon Under 17 beats the Arambi Stars of Kenya 7-0 0
Cameroon under 17 Indomitable Lions have thrashed the Arambi stars of Kenya 7 goals to nil in a match counting for the second round of qualification for the 12th edition of the Africa Cup of Nation 2017 in Madagascar.
The encounter was staged in Limbe in the South West region today.
The cadets will now travel on the 20th of August to Nairobi Kenya for a return leg. Kenya will need to score eight goals to qualify. Lets hope they have a new Ambrose Ayoyi.
By Chi Prudence Asong