Following their remarkable victory over Egypt, Sierra Leone’s head coach, Mohamed Lamin Kamara, has changed one player on his squad for today’s crucial U20 Africa Cup of Nations game against Tanzania.
Mohamed Fofanah has stepped in for Sulaiman S Kargbo, who participated in the matchday two win, for this vital match as the team seeks to advance to the knockout phases.
Goalkeeper Mamadou Wurie Jalloh, who is a pivotal player made a strong debut and retains his position in goal. The defensive line will again feature Alpha Turay, Nathaniel Jalloh, Saidu Bangura, and Amara Keita, all of whom will work to maintain a positive outcome.
The midfield trio includes Alpha Kabia, Mohamed Bai Kamara, and Momoh I Kamara – providing support for the attacking front of Sulaiman Kargbo, Saliue Bah, and Samuel Gandi.
Sierra Leone is seeking their first win in the tournament after an impressive goalless draw against Zambia on Sunday and a victory over Egypt. Coach Kamara’s side is looking to solidify its place in the quarterfinals.
The 2025 U-20 Africa Cup of Nations started on April 27 and will end on May 18. The four semi-finalists will qualify automatically for the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Chile later this year.
