If you love soccer and want to keep up with the best women's teams in Africa, you’ve landed in the right place. WAFCON is the continent’s biggest stage for women’s football – every four years the top nations battle for bragging rights and a ticket to the World Cup.
The current edition has already delivered surprise upsets, breakout stars and nail‑biting finishes. South Africa’s Banyana Banyana are aiming to lift their first trophy, while powerhouses like Nigeria and Morocco fight to stay on top. Every match influences FIFA rankings, sponsorship deals and the growth of the women’s game back home.
Fans get more than just a scoreline. You’ll see young talent earn professional contracts abroad, coaches try new tactics, and local communities rally around their national heroes. It’s not just sport; it’s culture in motion.
Our site pulls together live scores, match reports, player interviews and behind‑the‑scenes photos so you don’t miss a beat. Want a quick recap? Check the “Latest Posts” section – we write short, punchy updates that fit into a coffee break.
If you prefer video highlights, most broadcasters post clips on social media within minutes of the final whistle. We also link to official streams when they’re free, so you can watch without paying extra.
Got a favorite player? Use our search bar and type their name – you’ll instantly see every article that mentions them, from goal celebrations to injury news. It’s like having a personal reporter in your pocket.
For South African fans, we add a local angle: how the tournament affects domestic leagues, upcoming youth camps, and ticket giveaways for future matches. We even cover how schools use WAFCON moments to inspire young girls to pick up a ball.
Stuck on a term like “group stage draw” or “qualifier format”? No worries – we have quick glossaries in each article that break down the jargon in plain English. It’s all about making the game accessible.
Finally, join the conversation. Comment sections are open for you to share opinions, predict scores, or cheer on your team. Our editors often feature fan polls, so your voice can shape future coverage.
Bottom line: whether you’re a die‑hard supporter or just curious about women’s football, this page gives you the facts, the flair and the fast updates you need to stay in the loop with WAFCON. Keep checking back – the tournament moves fast, and we move faster.
27 Aug
Morocco beat Senegal 1-0 in Rabat to clinch a WAFCON quarter-final place, topping their group with seven points. Yasmin Mrabet scored from the spot in first-half stoppage time after Ibtissam Jraïdi was fouled by keeper Adji Ndiaye, who was booked after VAR review. Senegal rallied after the break but Khadija Er-Rmichi and a disciplined back line kept them out.