Ghana v Tanzania

Ghana v Tanzania

Nigeria's Super Falcons lament lack of games while Banyana win in final FIFA window before WAFCON

Thembi Kgatlana strike sends South Africa to next Women's AFCON

Nigeria's Super Falcons on the hunt for next title with WAFCON qualification

Nigeria's Super Falcons lament lack of games while Banyana win in final FIFA window before WAFCON

Thembi Kgatlana strike sends South Africa to next Women's AFCON

Nigeria's Super Falcons on the hunt for next title with WAFCON qualification

Game Information

Women's Africa Cup of Nations Standings

Women's Africa Cup of Nations News

2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations, Group Stage

GhanaGhanaGHA

1-1-1, 4 PTS

TanzaniaTanzaniaTAN

0-1-2, 1 PTS

Princella Adobea - 12'

Alice Kusi - 63' Pen

Evelyn Badu - 87'

Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah - 90'

Stumai Athumani - 41'

1
Konlan
23
Bonsu
17
Boakye
3
Duah
15
Yeboah
5
Asantewaa
6
Cudjoe
7
Princess
8
Boye-Hlorkah
11
Kusi
10
Adobea

No.Name
1Cynthia Konlan
17Portia Boakye
3Susan Duah
23Josephine Bonsu
15Comfort Yeboah
8Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah
5Grace Asantewaa
6Jennifer Cudjoe
10Princella Adobea 13Evelyn Badu
7Princess 14Stella Nyamekye
11Alice Kusi

Substitutes
18Louisa Aniwaa
24Wasiima Mohammed
2Ernestina Abambilla
19Sherifatu Sumaila
12Anasthesia Achiaa
22Afi Amenyeku
21Nancy Amoh
4Nina Norshie

18
Idrisa
17
Lunyamila
15
Singano
16
Maseke
4
Kabambo
6
Minja
11
M’Sewa
2
Katunzi
8
Athumani
9
Mnunka
7
Clement

No.Name
18Najiat Idrisa
15Julitha Singano
16Ester Maseke
17Enekia Lunyamila 13Asha Omary
4Lidya Kabambo
11Diana M’Sewa
2Anastazia Katunzi 12Janeth Pangamwene
6Donisia Minja 3Hasnath Ubamba
8Stumai Athumani
7Opah Clement
9Aisha Mnunka

Substitutes
10Jamila Mnunduka
21Violeth Mwamakamba
1Janeth Shija
20Asha Mrisho
5Maimuna Hamis

Stade Municipal de Berkane

3:00 PM, July 14, 2025

Berkane, Morocco

Referees:
Dorsaf Ganouati

Nigeria, the 10-time African champions, were the only top team who did not play a single friendly match of the last window of 2025, which held between November 24 and December 2.

South Africa striker Thembi Kgatlana's stoppage time goal against the Democratic Republic of Congo on Tuesday night secured a 1-0 win and saw Banyana Banyana qualify for next year's Women's Africa Cup of Nations.

Just a few months after claiming a record 10th African title, Nigeria's Super Falcons have qualified for the next edition of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations, after a 3-1 aggregate win over Benin Republic.

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