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2026 U-17 WWC: Four African countries qualify for Round of 16 stage

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They are Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana and host nation Morocco.

Kenya is the latest African country to progress to the knockout stage after beating Samoa 4-0 in their final group game played on Sunday evening.

The outcome of the match means Kenya finished in third position in Group E with three points from three matches.

It also means that Kenya qualified for the Round of 16 stage as one of the best third-placed teams.

Kenya now joins Nigeria, Ghana and host Morocco in the knockout stage which will commence this week.

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