It will be battle royal as Flying Eagles engage their west African foes, the Black Satellites, in the semi finals at the ongoing Senegal 2015 African Youth Championship.

The familiar rivals would slug it out for the ticket to the final at the refurbished Stade LS Senghor in Dakar, Senegal on Wednesday.

The Manu Garba lads finished tops with seven points in Group A, while their opponents, Ghana, ended on six points behind Mali, who won Group B with the maximum nine points.

The Malians beats the Black Satellites of Ghana by a lone goal at the Caroline Faye Stadium in Mbour and they have the hosts, Senegal, who snatched the second place in Group A, to do battle with in the last four of the tournament.

Elsewhere, it was a goal harvest for the Amajita of South Africa as they romped the Junior Chipolopolo of Zambia by 5-2 in the final group game.

Both the South Africans and the Zambia are out of the tournament and would return home on Monday (today).

The Amajita of South Africa shot into the lead with a low drive by striker, Dumisani Zuma, in the 23rd minute of the encounter at Stade LS Senghor.

The Zambian responded with a leveller in the 31st minute, thanks to own goal by Kabelo Seriba in the 31st minute.

Zuma was almost close restoring the South African back in the lead but his effort was parried for a corner kick by Zambian goalkeeper, Mangani Banda.

While the Malians led by a lone goal against Ghana in Mbour, it was one-all between South Africa and Zambia at Stade LS Senghor as the scores stood at one-all at interval.

The South Africans returned for the second half with more purposeful play in the attack as they were rewarded with a 60th minute strike from Tyroane Sandows.

The Amajita of South Africa went on on scoring spree, extending the lead as Sandows grabbed a brace in the 62nd minute, as well as Zuma, who made it 4-1 with a another goal in the 67th minute.

The Greimo of Brazil player, Sandows, made it 5-1 to grab a hat trick in the 87th minute, just before the Zambians scored their second goal of the night on the dot of 90th minute.