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Fixtures of WAFU as it kicks off on Saturday
The first round of the West African Football Union (WAFU) Cup starts with the elimination stage.
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The winner will smile to the bank and cash $100,000 so all guns will be blazing as 16 West Africa countries compete for the prize money at stake.
Below is the full fixtures for the first round of the competition
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First round
Zone A
9 September 2017
15:00
Ghana v Gambia
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Cape Coast Sports Stadium, Cape Coast
Nigeria v Sierra Leone
9 September 2017
18:00
Senegal vs Liberia
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Cape Coast Sports Stadium, Cape Coast
11 September 2017
15:00
Mali v Mauritania
Cape Coast Sports Stadium, Cape Coast
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Zone A
11 September 2017
18:00
Nigeria v Sierra Leone
The game was originally fixed for 9th September, 2017, but it has been postponed to Monday due to the late arrival of the Nigerians.
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10 September 2017
Zone B
15:00
Burkina Faso v Niger
Cape Coast Sports Stadium, Cape Coast
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Zone B
10 September 2017
15:00
Senegal v Liberia
Cape Coast Sports Stadium, Cape Coast
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Group A
10 September 2017
18:00
Guinea v Guinea-Bissau
Nduom Sports Stadium, Elmina
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10 September 2017
12 September 2017
15:00
Ivory Coast v Togo
Cape Coast Sports Stadium, Cape Coast
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12 September 2017
18:00
Benin v Cape Verde
Cape Coast Sports Stadium, Cape Coast
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