Cameroon’s under‑15 side, known as the Lions, are pressing on with their campaign at the World Cup staged in Azerbaijan, having amassed four victories from five matches and netted a total of 14 goals.
The tally of four wins and 14 goals highlights the team’s attacking potency and suggests a strong position in the tournament’s group stage, though the exact standing and remaining fixtures have not been disclosed.
The competition brings together youth squads from across the globe to compete in Azerbaijan, a country in the South Caucasus that is hosting the event for the first time.
Cameroon, Africa’s most successful football nation at senior level, has a proud tradition of nurturing talent through its youth programs, with the U15 side’s recent performances underscoring the country’s ongoing commitment to developing the next generation of players.
Looking ahead, the Lions U15 intend to build on their impressive start and continue to showcase the ambition that has become synonymous with Cameroonian football on the international stage.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>