U20 UNIFFAC 2022: PWD’s James Tendoh, Djawal & Wassou Headline Yvan Kenmoe’s List Of 20

Having been in camp since Saturday December 3rd, Junior Lions assistant manager, Yvan Kenmoe has listed a strong squad of 20 to make the trip to Congo in view of the 2022 U20 UNIFFAC, scheduled for Wednesday Dec. 7.

There’s a good riddance of the list from a general perspective with some top players. More interestingly, over 88 percent of players listed have played for different categories such as the Intermediate, Olympic and even the senior men’s national teams.

There’s the inclusion of PWD’s deputy captain, James Tendoh who has played 6 games on the bounce for the Abakwa Boys in the Elite One championship so far this campaign.

Alongside James, they’re three players of country juggernauts Cotonsport of Garoua: Wassou Patient, Djawal Kaiba and Mourso Eric, all regulars at club level.

Defender, Atsama Frank who has been in superlative form since the start of the season for Elite 1 group B leaders – Bamboutos, has been compensated.

Gazelle’s Moustapha Hadji who has scored two goals so far for the new comers gets the nod as one of the strikers up top.

Complete list of 20

Junior Hecube (Fauve Azur)

Ndzebe Jean Landry (USD)

Yannick Noah (Dragon)

Atsama Frank (Bamboutos FC)

Mourso Jean (Cotonsport)

Motapon Ahmed Fadil (Canon)

Ysolefack Ygor (Apejes)

Simo Gideon (Apejes)

Tendoh James (PWD)

Kaiba Djawal (Cotonsport)

Kamleu Franklin (Colombe)

Noh Nafeng Yvan (Apejes)

Joseph Iyendjok (Union Douala)

Ekanga Lobe (Bamboutos)

Tsongo Tonfack Bil (Lausanne)

Patient Wassou (Cotonsport)

Chem Herbert (Yong Sports Academy)

Enombong Bassi (Rangers FC Bafut)

Kimbi Lovis (NQSA)

Moustapha Hadji (Gazelle FA)

Cameroon are holders of the U20 UNIFFAC and participated in the last U20 AFCON in 2021, where they were knocked out by eventual winners – Ghana, in the quarter finals.

The team travels this morning to Congo Brazzaville with all the above-mentioned being part of the travelling party.

Four teams are set to participate at the UNNIFFAC Tournament: hosts Congo, DRC, CAR and Cameroon.

The group winners and runners up automatically qualify for the U20 Afcon billed for Feb. 18 in Egypt.