U18 Africa Games: Tuesday 26 July

KIGALI (FIBA Africa U18 Championship 2016) - A contest between two tournament contenders (Egypt v Tunisia) headlines the five games scheduled for Day 4 of the FIBA Africa U18 Championship 2016.

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Angola v DR Congo

Although Angola (3-0) have already qualified for the Quarter-Finals, they will try to extend their Group B winning streak to four games. But they will need to be able to stop 16-year-old Patrick Mwamba, who is averaging a tournament-high 21 points per game. The Democratic Republic of Congo (1-2) will enter the contest trying to bounce back from two straight defeats.  

Benin v Uganda

What makes this game important is the fact that Benin (0-3) and Uganda (0-3) are chasing their first win in Group B. At first glance, the Ugandans look favourite not only because they average a tournament-best 41 rebounds per contest, but also because they tend to be more efficient at the offensive end of the floor. 

Gabon v Cote d'Ivoire

Group A has been limited to just five teams following the Zimbabwe's last-minute withdrawal. With Gabon (0-2) and Cote d'Ivoire (0-3) yet to win a game, this is a must-win game for either team in order to improve their chances of moving on to the Final-Phase.  

Algeria v Mali

Against all the odds, Algeria (2-0) are playing convincing and consistent basketball. They take on Mali (2-0) eyeing a place in the Quarter-Finals. The winner of this game will see their chances increased to finish top of Group A.   

Egypt v Tunisia

The highly anticipated contest of the day brings two tournament contenders. In fact, this is a rematch of 2014 FIBA U18 Africa Championship Final. At the time, Egypt (3-0) prevailed, but the Tunisians (2-1) have arrived in Kigali looking to bounce back from that disappointment. If Egypt are to win Group B, they must beat Tunisia before taking on Angola on Wednesday.   

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