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Women's African Cup of Nations

BREAKING: Copper Queens drawn in Group A 2024 WAFCON

The WAFCON will now be held in Morocco from July 5–26, 2025, CAF has announced.

Calvin Kaumba Chikenge
Calvin Kaumba Chikenge Published November 18, 2024
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The Zambia Women’s National Team has been drawn in Group A alongside hosts Morocco, Senegal and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The Copper Queens, who finished third in the 2022 edition, have been drawn into a tough group, but they will rely on the in-form Orlando Pride striker Barbra Banda, who could make her tournament debut after missing the previous edition.

Defending champions South Africa, have been placed in Group C alongside Ghana, Mali and Tanzania while eleven-time winners, Nigeria are in Group B with Tunisia, Algeria and Botswana.

The 12-team tournament ran from July 2 to July 23, 2022, but the Confederation of African Football postponed it this year to avoid conflicting with the 2024 Paris Olympics, which took place from July 25 to August 10.

South Africa won the 2022 edition of the WAFCON. (Photo via CAF media)

The tournament’s 13th edition will now be held in Morocco from July 5–26, 2025.

South Africa’s Banyana Banyana are the defending champions after winning the title in Morocco in 2022.

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    Calvin Kaumba Chikenge is an award-winning Zambian multimedia sports journalist well known for his exclusive stories and feature writing. He was voted 2023/24 MTN/FAZ Super League journalist of the year. In addition to reporting on sports for Spring TV, he interned for the Zambia Daily Mail newspaper. He is the current Ballon d'Or juror and has contributed to numerous international publications, including the Guardian in the UK, and is the editor of BolaNews.
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