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CAF African Youth Championship Table

Pos #	Team	Pts	Gp	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Morocco U20	7	3	2	1	0	6 - 3	3
2	Nigeria U20	5	3	1	2	0	3 - 2	1
3	Tunisia U20	3	3	1	0	2	4 - 5	-1
4	Kenya U20	1	3	0	1	2	5 - 8	-3

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Central African Republic U20

Central African Republic U20

The Gambia national under-20 football team, known as Gambia U-20, is the youth representative team of The Gambia and is governed by the Gambia Football Federation. The team primarily competes in continental and international U-20 competitions, and it has developed a reputation as one of the strongest youth sides in West Africa, regularly producing talent that advances to both senior international football and to professional leagues around the world.

Gambia U-20 plays their home matches at the Independence Stadium in Bakau, The Gambia. The team’s traditional colors are red, blue, and green, reflecting the national flag. Throughout its history, the Gambia U-20 side has showcased exciting talent and enjoyed success at regional and continental levels.

The fanbase for the young Scorpions—nicknamed after The Gambia’s national team, "The Scorpions"—is youthful and energetic, passionately supporting local talents who frequently progress to senior international football and become icons within the nation. The team enjoys widespread support, with matches followed keenly by Gambian football enthusiasts at home and abroad.

Some former Gambia U-20 players, such as Musa Barrow, Omar Colley, and Ebrima Darboe, have gone on to forge important careers in Europe’s top leagues, garnering national pride and international attention. The team's culture emphasizes development, unity, and national representation, serving as a crucial stepping stone for footballers in The Gambia.

The Gambia U-20 selection has participated regularly in the Africa U-20 Cup of Nations and twice qualified for the FIFA U-20 World Cup, earning continental medals and respect across Africa. Their achievements reflect strong youth football development within the country.

Team:	Gambia U-20
Full name:	Gambia National Under-20 Football Team
Country:	The Gambia
Nickname:	Young Scorpions
Founded:	1979
Colors:	Red, Blue, Green, and White
Stadium:	Independence Stadium 20,000 seats
Address:	Independence Stadium Road, Bakau, The Gambia
Telephone:	+220 444 7251
Fax:	+220 4497905
Website:	https://gambiaff.org/
E-mail:	[email protected]

History of Gambia U-20 National Team

Founded

The Gambia U-20 national football team was established in 1979 with the aim of developing young footballing talents and providing a platform for international youth competition. The program plays a crucial role in the pathway for Gambian footballers, many of whom progress through the U-17 and U-20 squads to senior international representation. The team debuted in regional West African tournaments before making its mark at continental and global levels.

Significant milestones include their debut at the Africa U-20 Cup of Nations, where they made history in 2007 by finishing third. That remarkable achievement qualified the Young Scorpions for their first-ever FIFA U-20 World Cup in 2007, where they famously defeated Portugal in the group stage. Gambia U-20 continued to be a force, reaching the final of the AFCON U-20 in 2023 and securing multiple podium finishes in continental youth football.

The program is seen as the heart of Gambian football development, celebrated for its ability to nurture professional-level talent and for giving players exposure on the biggest stages.

Finances and ownership

The Gambia U-20 national team is administered and funded by the Gambia Football Federation (GFF), which is the principal body overseeing football activities in The Gambia. The GFF is a non-profit sports governing association and receives support through a combination of government funding, sponsorship deals, and FIFA/CAF development grants.

While football infrastructure in The Gambia faces challenges related to limited resources, international exposure, and sponsorships for youth teams, significant investments have been made in recent years. These include technical partnerships and initiatives in grassroots football, which aim to secure the long-term growth of the sport in the country. The GFF’s stewardship has ensured that the U-20 team remains one of West Africa’s leading youth outfits and continues to participate at the highest level in Africa and beyond.

Popular culture

Gambia U-20 enjoys a unique and positive reputation within Gambian culture. The team is widely regarded as a national symbol of hope and pride, offering a source of inspiration for aspiring footballers throughout the country. Their victories and successes are major national events, celebrated widely via media, public gatherings, and spirited street festivities.

The energy and passion of the Young Scorpions supporters are unmistakable; drums, dance, and singing are typical of matchday atmospheres. The senior Scorpions’ anthem and the national flag are always present at stadiums where the U-20 play, reflecting unity in Gambian football. Popular culture references to Gambia U-20 highlight their role in representing the nation on international platforms and acting as role models for Gambian youth.

Many players who earned fame at U-20 level are revered heroes, and stories about the team’s achievements—most notably their historic qualification for the U-20 World Cup—feature prominently in Gambian sporting literature and conversation. The team’s culture is tightly linked to dreams of youth advancement, national pride, community identity, and footballing excellence.

Players

Gambia U-20 has produced a prolific cohort of talented footballers, many of whom have earned moves to senior international squads and top European leagues. The squad is composed mainly of promising homegrown players, and occasionally features Gambian diaspora from European clubs.

Notably, the youth team has paved the way for professional careers for several stars, including Musa Barrow, Ebrima Darboe, Musa Juwara, Omar Colley, and Lamin Jallow (all former U-20s who went on to represent Gambia at senior level or in top international leagues). The focus on developing versatile, technically gifted young players remains at the heart of the U-20 setup, and the team is known for playing attacking, expressive football.

The 2023 squad that reached the AFCON U-20 final was praised for its teamwork, speed, and discipline, continuing a long tradition of producing elite youth prospects ready for the next step in their careers.

Famous Players

Musa Barrow: Now a prominent striker for The Gambia national team and Al Taawoun in Saudi Arabia, Barrow’s rapid development at U-20 level led to a successful career at Atalanta and Bologna in Italy. He is widely recognized as one of The Gambia’s most successful football exports.
Omar Colley: A solid and commanding defender, Colley’s performances for the Gambia U-20s resulted in a move to Europe, where he played for clubs like Genk (Belgium) and Sampdoria (Italy), and now Besiktas. He leads the senior national team as captain.
Ebrima Darboe: A creative midfielder, Darboe rose rapidly from local Gambian football, through the U-20s, to a professional contract with AS Roma in Italy's Serie A. His story is particularly inspiring due to his background as a refugee and his rapid ascent in Italian football.
Musa Juwara: A speedy forward, Juwara made his name with the U-20s before signing with Bologna in Serie A. He is another Gambian success story in European football.
Lamin Jallow: Known for his pace and direct attacking style, Jallow passed through the U-20 setup before moving to play professional football in Italy, representing clubs such as Salernitana and Cesena.

These players have helped establish The Gambia as an emerging hub for football talent in Africa, inspiring subsequent generations of young players.

Top goalscorers of all time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇬🇲 Adama Bojang	FW	8	11	0.73
2	🇬🇲 Mamin Sanyang	MF	4	10	0.40
3	🇬🇲 Haruna Rasid Njie	MF	3	10	0.30
4	🇬🇲 Modou Lamin Marong	FW	3	12	0.25
5	🇬🇲 Ebou Ceesay	FW	2	8	0.25

Typical Squad

The Gambia U-20 squad is balanced between domestic- and European-based players and is renowned for pace, discipline, and tactical awareness. They often favor a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation, emphasizing counterattacks and quick transitions. The squad features competitive selections in all areas:

Goalkeeper

The U-20 keepers are generally chosen from the top young talents in local Gambian leagues or professional academies abroad, often lauded for shot stopping and strong distribution skills.

Defender

Defenders offer athleticism, strong tackling, and the ability to join attacks. Players like Mansour Mbye and Alagie Saine have shown composure and leadership at the back during recent campaigns.

Midfielder

Midfield play is built around energy, tactical discipline, and creativity, with standout players including Mamin Sanyang (Bayern Munich II) and Mahmud Bajo.

Forward

Pace and directness define the attacking line, headlined recently by Adama Bojang and Modou Marong. The forwards are tasked with leading the press and capitalizing on scoring opportunities created from wide and central areas.

The Gambian U-20 system is also noted for seamless integration of locally-based youngsters with those in European academies, offering rich diversity in technical and tactical development.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024/25 Gambia U-20 squad includes several prospects who participated in the triumphant 2023 AFCON U-20 campaign and the subsequent FIFA U-20 World Cup. The list below highlights key members and staff, updated for the most recent competitions:

Goalkeeper
Updating...	1	Pa Ebou Dampha	🇬🇲	The Gambia	27/12/2003
Updating...	16	Lamin Saidy	🇬🇲	The Gambia	28/03/2005
Defender
Updating...	4	Alagie Saine	🇬🇲	The Gambia	20/01/2003
Updating...	3	Mansour Mbye	🇬🇲	The Gambia	12/04/2004
Updating...	5	Bakary Jawara	🇬🇲	The Gambia	17/10/2005
Updating...	12	Modou Lamin Sarr	🇬🇲	The Gambia	03/09/2003
Midfielder
Updating...	17	Mamin Sanyang	🇬🇲	The Gambia	06/02/2003
Updating...	8	Mahmud Bajo	🇬🇲	The Gambia	25/06/2004
Updating...	6	Haruna Rasid Njie	🇬🇲	The Gambia	12/01/2004
Updating...	14	Alieu Gibba	🇬🇲	The Gambia	28/04/2005
Updating...	15	Lamin Jammeh	🇬🇲	The Gambia	31/05/2003
Forward
Updating...	9	Adama Bojang	🇬🇲	The Gambia	28/05/2004
Updating...	7	Modou Lamin Marong	🇬🇲	The Gambia	20/09/2004
Updating...	19	Ebou Ceesay	🇬🇲	The Gambia	16/08/2005
Updating...	10	Alasana Jobe	🇬🇲	The Gambia	10/02/2003
Manager
Updating...		Abdoulie Bojang	🇬🇲	The Gambia	Updating...
Ass. Manager
Updating...		Updating...

Coach

The Gambia U20 national football team has been guided by several influential coaches who have contributed to the development of football in the country at the youth level. Over the years, the team has emerged as one of Africa's notable under-20 sides, achieving success both regionally and on the international stage. The following are some of the most prominent and successful coaches in the history of The Gambia U20:

Abdoulie Bojang: Bojang guided the Gambia U20 to their historic best-ever finish – runners-up position – at the 2023 Africa U-20 Cup of Nations, securing qualification for the FIFA U-20 World Cup for the third time in the team’s history.
Omar Sise: Under the leadership of Omar Sise, the Gambia U20 reached the semifinals of the 2021 Africa U-20 Cup of Nations, earning their first-ever bronze medal at the tournament and qualification for the 2021 FIFA U-20 World Cup.
Peter Bonu Johnson: As head coach, Johnson steered the Gambia U20 to the 2007 Africa Youth Championship semifinals, marking the nation’s debut qualification for the FIFA U-20 World Cup in 2007.

These coaches, and others who have been at the helm of the Gambia U20, have contributed significantly to the progress and achievements of youth football in the country.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
01/01/2022 – Present	Abdoulie Bojang	Gambia	10/06/1979
01/01/2019 – 31/12/2021	Omar Sise	Gambia	15/12/1967
01/01/2017 – 31/12/2018	Mattar M’Boge	Gambia	16/04/1987
01/01/2014 – 31/12/2016	Omar Sise	Gambia	15/12/1967
01/01/2010 – 31/12/2013	Lamin Sarr	Gambia	Updating...
01/01/2006 – 31/12/2009	Peter Bonu Johnson	Gambia	10/07/1963
Updating…	Alhagie Sillah	Gambia	Updating...
Updating…	Pa Ebou Sarr	Gambia	Updating...
Updating…	Other coaches	Gambia	Updating...

Crests and Colors

The Gambia U20 national football team, representing The Gambia in international under-20 competitions, features a crest that draws inspiration from national symbols and heritage. The current crest primarily displays the flag of The Gambia, incorporating the nation’s distinctive red, blue, and green stripes, along with touches of white. At the center, a football is often depicted, symbolizing unity and the country’s passion for the sport.

Over the years, the Gambia U20 team has retained a simple yet meaningful approach to its crest, focusing on colors and elements that honor the nation. While the core design has remained steady, minor adaptations have occurred in linework and badge shape, aligning with broader updates to the Gambia Football Federation’s branding.

The team’s traditional colors follow those of the national flag: red, blue, green, and white. The home kit is typically a vibrant red shirt, green shorts, and blue socks, representing the strength, prosperity, and waterways of The Gambia. Away kits frequently use a white base with accenting flag stripes, ensuring clear visual distinction.

Even as infrequent design tweaks have reflected trends in football fashion and sportswear technology, Gambia U20’s colors continue to be an enduring symbol of national identity and pride.

Fan Club

The Gambia U20 team enjoys robust support from fans throughout the country, particularly among youth and local football enthusiasts. The largest and most prominent organized supporter group is known as "The Young Scorpions Supporters," reflecting the team’s widely recognized nickname.

The Young Scorpions Supporters are famous for their vibrant matchday displays, featuring drumming, traditional songs, and energetic dances distinct to Gambian culture. Traveling in great numbers to both home and continental youth tournaments, these fans provide an electric atmosphere that powers the team through crucial matches.

Fan support for Gambia U20 extends to the online sphere, with active engagement across social media platforms, and during major tournaments, whole communities often gather to watch matches together at local viewing venues. The passion, resilience, and creativity of Gambian fans are an integral part of the team’s identity on the continental stage.

Stadium

The Gambia U20 team plays its home matches at the Independence Stadium in Bakau, The Gambia. This multi-use stadium is the largest in the country and serves as the main venue for international football and athletics events.

Independence Stadium boasts a seating capacity of approximately 25,000, making it a central hub for national sporting occasions since its inauguration in 1983. The stadium has undergone several renovations, most notably ahead of major continental competitions, with improvements to seating, pitch quality, and spectator amenities.

The stadium’s vibrant atmosphere, particularly during important youth international fixtures, highlights the strong connection between Gambian football and its passionate supporters. Independence Stadium stands as a symbol of national pride and ambition for footballing success at all levels.

Honours and Awards

The Gambia U20 national team has made notable strides in African youth football, achieving significant milestones in recent years. Most prominently, the team has excelled in the Africa U-20 Cup of Nations, earning recognition as a rising force on the continent.

The following table summarizes the main honours earned by the Gambia U20 team:

No	Cups	No. of Titles	Awards	Years
1	Africa U-20 Cup of Nations	0	Runner-up	2023
2	Africa U-20 Cup of Nations	2	Third Place	2007, 2021
3	WAFU U-20 Championship (West Africa)	1	Winner	2018
4	FIFA U-20 World Cup	0	Round of 16	2023
5	Other Domestic Tournaments	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Gambia U20

Q: What is the nickname of the Gambia U20 national football team?

A: The team is popularly known as "The Young Scorpions".

Q: What are the traditional colors of the Gambia U20 team?

A: The traditional colors are red, blue, green, and white, mirroring the national flag.

Q: Which stadium does the Gambia U20 team use for its home matches?

A: The Young Scorpions play their home matches at Independence Stadium in Bakau, The Gambia.

Q: Has Gambia U20 ever qualified for the FIFA U-20 World Cup?

A: Yes, the Gambia U20 team has qualified, most notably reaching the Round of 16 in the 2023 edition.

Q: What is the best achievement of Gambia U20 in the Africa U-20 Cup of Nations?

A: Their best achievement is finishing as runners-up in 2023.

Q: Who are some notable players produced by Gambia U20?

A: Notable graduates include Ebrima Darboe and Musa Barrow, both of whom have progressed to professional careers in Europe.

Q: What is the main fan club supporting Gambia U20?

A: The main organized supporter group is called "The Young Scorpions Supporters."

Q: Does the crest of Gambia U20 differ from the senior national team?

A: The crest is closely linked to the national team’s but may feature minor stylistic variations or youth-specific elements.

Q: How often is the home kit of Gambia U20 updated?

A: The kit design is typically updated each competition cycle or for special tournaments, following trends in international youth kits.

Q: How can I follow or watch Gambia U20 matches?

A: Matches are broadcast by local sports networks, and updates are available via the Gambia Football Federation’s official channels and social media.

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