1989 African U-16 Qualifying for World Cup

December 2018 African U-16 Qualifying for World Cup 1989 21 1 17 GHA17 GUI17 NGR 1987 1991 The 1989 African U-16 Qualifying for World Cup was a qualifying edition organized by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) into the FIFA U-16 World Championship. The three winners qualified for the 1989 FIFA U-16 World Championship. First round The first leg matches were played on 2 and 3 July 1988. The second leg matches were played on 16 and 24 July 1988. The winners advanced to the Second round. 17 TUN 1959 0–2 17 MAR 0–2 0–0 17 SLE 2–2 3–4 17 GUI 2–0 0–2 17 ALG w/o 17 SEN — — 17 ZAM 1964 w/o 17 LES 1987 — — 17 MRI w/o 17 MAD — — 17 ZAI w/o 17 KEN — — 17 GAB w/o 17 ANG — — 17 CMR w/o 17 LBR — — 17 GHA w/o 17 TOG — — |} 2 July 1988 17 TUN 1959 0–2 17 MAR 16 July 1988 17 MAR 0–0 17 TUN 1959 Morocco advanced after 2−0 on aggregate. 3 July 1988 17 SLE 2–0 17 GUI 24 July 1988 17 GUI 2–0 17 SLE 4–3 Guinea advanced after a penalty shootout (4–3) after a draw of 2–2 on aggregate. 17 ALG w/o 17 SEN Algeria advanced after the withdraw of Senegal. 17 ZAM 1964 w/o 17 LES 1987 Zambia advanced after the withdraw of Lesotho. 17 MRI w/o 17 MAD Mauritius advanced after the withdraw of Madagascar. 17 ZAI w/o 17 KEN Zaire advanced after the withdraw of Kenya. 17 GAB w/o 17 ANG Gabon advanced after the withdraw of Angola. 17 CMR w/o 17 LBR Cameroon advanced after the withdraw of Liberia. 17 GHA w/o 17 TOG Ghana advanced after the withdraw of Togo. Second round The first leg matches were played on 2 and 4 September 1988. The second leg matches were played on 16 and 18 September 1988. The winners advanced to the Third Round. 17 GHA 2–2 (a) 17 CMR 1–0 1–2 17 MRI 1–14 17 ZAM 1964 1–5 0–9 17 GUI 6–0 17 ALG 4–0 2–0 17 EGY 2–1 17 MAR 2–0 0–1 17 NGR 4–2 17 ZAI 2–1 2–1 17 CIV w/o 17 GAB — — |} 2 September 1988 17 GHA 1–0 17 CMR 16 September 1988 17 CMR 2–1 17 GHA Ghana advanced on away goal after 2−2 on aggregate. 2 September 1988 17 MRI 1–5 17 ZAM 1964 18 September 1988 17 ZAM 1964 9–0 17 MRI Zambia advanced after 14−1 on aggregate. 4 September 1988 17 GUI 4–0 17 ALG 16 September 1988 17 ALG 0–2 17 GUI Guinea advanced after 6−0 on aggregate. 4 September 1988 17 EGY 2–0 17 MAR 16 September 1988 17 MAR 1–0 17 EGY Egypt advanced after 2−1 on aggregate. 4 September 1988 17 NIG 2–1 17 ZAI 18 September 1988 17 ZAI 1–2 17 NGR Nigeria advanced after 4−2 on aggregate. 17 CIV w/o 17 GAB Ivory Coast advanced after the withdraw of Gabon. Third round The first leg matches were played on 8 January 1989. The second leg matches were played on 20 January 1989. The winners qualified for the 1989 FIFA U-16 World Championship. 17 GUI 1–1 4–3 17 EGY 1–0 0–1 17 NGR 5–0 17 ZAM 1964 2–0 3–0 17 CIV 1–3 17 GHA 1–1 0–2 |} 8 January 1989 17 GUI 1−0 17 EGY 20 January 1989 17 EGY 1−0 17 GUI 3–4 Guinea qualified after a penalty shootout (4–3) after a draw of 1–1 on aggregate. 8 January 1989 17 NGR 2−0 17 ZAM 1964 20 January 1989 17 ZAM 1964 0−3 17 NGR Nigeria qualified after 5−0 on aggregate. 8 January 1989 17 CIV 1−1 17 GHA 20 January 1989 17 GHA 2−0 17 CIV Ghana qualified after 3−1 on aggregate. Countries to participate in 1989 FIFA U-16 World Championship The 3 teams which qualified for 1989 FIFA U-16 World Championship. 17 GHA 17 GUI 17 NGR External links Details qualifying - rsssf.com 1989 1989 U-16 Qualifying for World Cup U-16 Qualifying for World Cup U-16 Qualifying for World Cup U-16 Qualifying for World Cup U-16 Qualifying for World Cup U-16 Qualifying for World Cup Category:1989 FIFA U-16 World Championship qualification Category:July 1988 in sports Category:September 1988 in sports Category:September 1988 in Africa Category:January 1989 sports events in Africa