Niger U-17 captain Rachid Souley Alfari and his Guinean counterparts, Sekou Camara has predicted an evenly balanced contest between the Black Starlets of Ghana and Le Aiglonnets of Mali in the final of the 2017 Total U-17 Africa Cup of Nations on Sunday.
The encounter which is scheduled to come off at the Stade de l'Amitie in Libreville would be the first final match between both countries despite three previous meetings that saw each of them winning one game and drawing the other.
'We have no preference for the future winner of this championship on Sunday,' Alfari told CAFonline.com
'The two teams in the final (Ghana and Mali) are the two best teams that will compete and I think the better team would win; but we have to wait till Sunday to know the winner.'
Camara, the defensive fulcrum for Guinea, was more apt: 'I can only congratulate the two teams for reaching the final; and the best team will win.'
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