WUFO CHAMPIONSHIP CUP
35 Host Clusters · 8 Host Venues per Cluster
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Central West Africa Cluster
WUFO Championship Cup Central West Africa cluster with eight member flags, eight stadium photographs, four linked exchanges, and special host-place notes.
Central West Africa Cluster
Suggested Cities · WUFO Championship Cup
Niger
Chad
São Tomé
Gabon
Equatorial Guinea
Central African Rep.
Congo-Brazzaville
Cameroon
TO BE CONSIDERED AS A HOST, A MEMBER MUST HAVE AT LEAST 100,000 INHABITANTS IN A METROPOLITAN AREA AND MEET WUFO REQUIREMENTS.
SPECIAL NOTES
Eight Members hold one protected Host Position each:
Niger · Chad · São Tomé and Príncipe · Gabon
Equatorial Guinea · Central African Republic · Congo · Cameroon
Yellow sites require safety and stability before hosting.
Pictured cities and stadiums are planning references.
Temporary substitution does not transfer an allocation.
HOW TO READ THIS MAP
Ball color indicates city status. The number inside each ball indicates the stadium capacity level.
Red — Host
Green — Potential Host
Purple — Potential Host
with Suggested Improvements
Orange — When
Conditions Improve
Yellow — Until Safe and Stable
Conditions Are Met
STADIUM CAPACITY LEVELS
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3
Level 1 · 15K to under 25K
Level 2 · 25K to under 40K
Level 3 · 40K+
Two slightly overlapping balls indicate two stadiums in the same city; the higher capacity level appears above.
CITY EXCHANGES
Niamey ↔ N’Djamena
São Tomé ↔ Libreville
Yaoundé ↔ Bangui
Brazzaville ↔ Bata
↔ Linked cities exchange two teams for the final group matchday,
which must be played simultaneously for fair play.
⟳ A circular arrow indicates an exchange within the same city.
GUARANTEED MATCHES:
Every selected host stadium is guaranteed six group-stage matches and one Round of 16 match.
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Niamey · Niger
(Stade Général Seyni Kountché · 35,000)
N’Djamena · Chad
(Stade Omnisports Idriss Mahamat Ouya · 30,000)
São Tomé · São Tomé and Príncipe
(Estádio Nacional 12 de Julho · 15,000 · Fictitious)
Yaoundé · Cameroon
(Olembe Stadium · 60,000)
Bangui · Central African Republic
(Barthélemy Boganda Stadium · 35,000)
Libreville · Gabon
(Friendship Stadium · 40,000)
Bata · Equatorial Guinea
(Bata Stadium · 35,000)
Brazzaville · Republic of the Congo
(Kintélé Municipal Stadium · 60,000)
WUFO Championship Cup · Central West Africa Cluster
Regional map · Solid international boundaries · No geographic labels
