AAFCON 2024: Black Challenge to face Algeria in semis on SAT, March 25, TODAY

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Ghana’s Amputee National Team, also known as the Black Challenge is set to compete against Algeria in the semi-final of the Amputee African Cup of Nations (AAFCON) on Saturday, May 25, 2024, as they aim to secure consecutive championship titles. On Thursday, they clinched a spot in the semi-finals by defeating Tanzania 4-1 in Cairo, Egypt. The reigning champions have maintained outstanding form, triumphing over Gambia, Algeria, and Kenya on their way to the quarter-finals.
The victory over Tanzania was powered by two goals each from Yussif Yahaya and Hamza Mohammed, reinforcing their status as two-time champions. Ghana will face Algeria in the semi-final on (Saturday) at the Cairo Military Stadium 🏟️

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