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The coach of the Under-15 boys’ team, Norman Taruvinga is confident his boys will “put up a great performance” in the upcoming CAF African Schools Football Championship.
The ten-team tournament will be played at Gateway High School, Harare from 14 to 17 December this year. Speaking to ZIFA media, Taruvinga said:
<blockquote>
I believe in the talent in the squad, especially being our first time in this competition.
Yes, other countries have played this youth competition before, and have prepared for a longer period, having done their selections as early as May and before, but that should challenge us to put on a great fight.
The beauty of being a newcomer is that no one knows what you are bringing to the table.
I’m looking forward to a great performance from the boys and believe they will get all the support they need from their families, friends, communities and the nation as a whole.
</blockquote>
The boys are currently based at Direct Contact School for a training camp that started Monday and is set to end next week on Tuesday.
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CAF Schools Football Championship Under-15 Boys' Team coach Confident

The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has released more details about the CAF African Schools Football Championship set to take place next month:
What you need to know about the CAF African Schools Football Championship
<ul>
<li>It is a youth football tournament organised by the continental football mother body, CAF for school-going children aged between 12 &amp; 15.</li>
<li>It is played in three phases namely; National, Zonal and Continental.</li>
</ul>
Who are the hosts?
Zimbabwe is hosting the Zonal Phase.
Tournament dates:
14 – 17 December 2023
Tournament venue:
Gateway High School, Harare
How many nations will participate?
10 teams including hosts will compete. These are Angola, Botswana, Madagascar, Zambia, Eswatini, Malawi, South Africa, Namibia, Seychelles, Angola and Zimbabwe.
TEAM DELEGATION
a. Boys team – 20 players 
b. Girls team – 15 players 
c. 1 Coach (Holder of a CAF C Licence. Strictly a female coach for the girls’ team) 
d. 1 Team manager (Strictly a female manager for the girls’ team) 
e. 1 Safeguarding Officer 
f. 1 Member Association Representative 
g. 1 Medical Staff 
h. 1 Young Referee (same gender as the team)
FORMAT AND ORGANISATION OF THE MATCHES
1) U15 Girls Championship matches shall be played on a 8-a-side football format, with each 
team fielding eight players.
2) U13 Boys Championship matches shall be played in an 8-a-side football format, with each team fielding eight players.
3) Under 15 Boys Championship the Matches shall be played in an 11-a-side football format, 
with each team fielding eleven (11) players.
4) The matches shall be played over two halves of 20 minutes, with a 10-minute break.
5) In case of a draw after the end of the regular time, the winner shall be determined by the 
taking kicks from the penalty mark in compliance with the Laws of the Game.
6) Minimum requirements per match: 
a. Under 15 Girls Championship: match shall not start if either team has less than five 
(5) players. 
b. Under 13 Boys Championship: match shall not start if either team has less than five 
(5) players. 
c. Under 15 Boys Championship: match shall not start if either team has less than 
seven (7) players. 
7) The matches shall be played according to the laws decided by the International Football Association Board and promulgated by FIFA.
8) All substitutes must be used in all the group matches so that each player is given an opportunity to play. There is no limit on the number of substitutions, however, the substitution must be performed when the ball is out of the field of play or stopped by the referee.
9) The matches are played in the territory of each Member Association for the national phase and in each Zonal Union for the zonal phase in conformity with the dates fixed by the Member Associations and Zonal Unions and approved by the CAF. CAF reserves the right to amend the dates, kick-off times or the venues of the matches.
10) Each Zonal union is responsible for the process of selecting the host country for the ZonalPhase and shall submit its choice for CAF’s prior approval.
11) Matches are played in daylight or under floodlights.
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