Africa: Debutants Namibia, CAR Share Spoils in Group B

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Africa: Debutants Namibia, CAR Share Spoils in Group B

[CAF] Namibia scored a late equaliser to rescue a point against Central African Republic in their Total U-20 Africa Cup of Nations Group B debut played at the Cheikha Ould Boidiya Stadium in Nouakchott.

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