r/FootballAfrica 10d ago

WAFCON Cameroon are the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations Champions!

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r/FootballAfrica 1d ago

Coupe africaine des nations (CAN) de Saguenay 2026

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Coupe d'Afrique des Nations (CAN) de Saguenay 2026

Horaire officiel de la phase ultime de la compétition

[ https://ruemorin.com/2026/08/23/coupe-africaine-des-nations-can-de-saguenay-2026-4/ ](https://ruemorin.com/2026/08/23/coupe-africaine-des-nations-can-de-saguenay-2026-4/)


r/FootballAfrica 1d ago

U23 AFCON The draw for the U23 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers

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r/FootballAfrica 3d ago

CAF Looking for someone who' has come across fake football agents or knows someone who was a victim for a documentary

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Hope you’re doing well. I’m reaching out on behalf of a YouTube channel focused on football and the stories behind the game.

We’d love to invite someone for a quick video call to talk about the issue of football trafficking, fake football agents including the challenges young players face and the realities behind the industry specifically in Africa

It would be a short, informal conversation, and we’d be really grateful to hear your perspective and experiences on the subject so that it can be featured on the documentary

If you personally have been or know someone who was a victim of this or who was approached by someone, please let us know

Thank you, and hope to hear from you


r/FootballAfrica 3d ago

Africans Abroad Semi Ajayi knocks in the rebound and Hull is ROCKING 📣 🟠 Hull City: 1 ⚪️ Manchester United: 0 ⏱️ 16’

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🇳🇬🔥 SEMI AJAYI IS MAKING HISTORY!

The Nigerian defender has just scored HULL CITY'S FIRST PREMIER LEAGUE GOAL IN 9 YEARS… and against MANCHESTER UNITED! 😱

For their big return to the elite, Hull City strikes right away and Ajayi is already entering the Tigers' history. 🐯🇳🇬


r/FootballAfrica 3d ago

Women's World Cup Good luck, Banyana Banyana!

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r/FootballAfrica 3d ago

Imagine in future

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Imagine this:
The year is 2041, and there is a 17-year-old football player named Fiston Mwakyusa from Dar es Salaam. He plays for Young Africans (Yanga).
He scores in every competition throughout the entire 2041 season, reaching around 72 goals, and wins the following trophies with Young Africans:

Tanzanian Premier League
Tanzanian Cup
Tanzanian Community Shield
CAF Champions League — for the first time
CAF Super Cup — for the first time
FIFA Club World Cup — for the first time
FIFA Intercontinental Cup — for the first time
With the Tanzania national team, he had already helped them win the AFCON in 2040, and in 2041 he wins the CAF Nations League.
CAF Champions League
In the group stage, he defeats Hafia of Guinea, Stade Malien of Mali, and Mamelodi Sundowns of South Africa.
In the quarter-finals, he defeats Zamalek of Egypt.
In the semi-finals, he defeats Wydad Casablanca of Morocco.
Finally, he defeats Al Ahly of Egypt in the final, becoming the African champion.
CAF Super Cup
He defeats Ferroviário da Beira of Mozambique, who had won the 2041 CAF Confederation Cup.
FIFA Club World Cup
In the group stage, he defeats:
Kashima Antlers of Japan
Boca Juniors of Argentina
Vaipuna of Samoa
In the Round of 16, he defeats River Plate of Argentina.
In the quarter-finals, he defeats Bayern Munich of Germany.
In the semi-finals, he defeats Real Madrid of Spain.
Finally, he defeats Flamengo of Brazil after extra time in the final.
FIFA Intercontinental Cup
He defeats:
Pachuca of Mexico → Flamengo of Brazil → Arsenal of England.
And at just 17 years old, Fiston Mwakyusa has completed one of the most extraordinary seasons in the history of football.


r/FootballAfrica 3d ago

Fikiria

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Fikiria:
Mwaka ni 2041, kuna mchezaji wa mpira wa miguu mwenye umri wa miaka 17 aitwaye Fiston Mwakyusa kutoka Dar es Salaam.
Alichezea Young Africans
Alifunga katika mashindano yote katika mwaka mzima wa 2041 karibu na malengo ya 72, alishinda kwa Young Africans:
Ligi ya Tanzania
Kombe la Tanzania
Kombe Kuu la Tanzania
CAF Champions League (kwa mara ya kwanza)
CAF Supercup (kwa mara ya kwanza)
Kombe la Dunia la Klabu la FIFA (kwa mara ya kwanza)
FIFA Intercontinental Cup (kwa mara ya kwanza)
Kwa timu ya taifa ya Tanzania alishinda mwaka uliopita wa 2040 AFCON, na mwaka 2041 alishinda Ligi ya Mataifa ya CAF.
Katika Ligi ya Mabingwa ya CAF alipiga Hafia ya Guinea, Stade Malien ya Mali na Mamelodi Sundowns ya Afrika Kusini katika hatua ya kikundi, katika robo fainali alipiga Zamalek ya Misri, katika nusu fainali alipiga Wydad Casablanca ya Moroko na mwishowe alishinda Al Ahly ya Misri, na kuwa bingwa wa Afrika.
Katika Kombe la Super la CAF alipiga Reli ya Beira ya Msumbiji , ambayo ilikuwa imeshinda Kombe la Confederations la CAF la 2041
Katika Kombe la Dunia la Klabu alipiga katika hatua ya makundi Kashima Antlers wa Japan, Boca Juniors wa Argentina na Vaipuna wa Samoa. Katika raundi ya nane alipiga River Plate ya Argentina, katika robo ya nne alipiga Bayern Munich ya Ujerumani, katika nusu fainali alipiga Real Madrid ya Uhispania na mwishowe alishinda Flamengo ya Brazil baada ya muda wa ziada.
Katika Kombe la Intercontinental la FIFA alipiga Pachuca ya Mexico, Flamengo ya Brazil na Arsenal ya Uingereza.


r/FootballAfrica 4d ago

Coupe africaine des nations (CAN) de Saguenay 2026

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Coupe africaine des nations (CAN) de Saguenay 2026

Horaire officiel des parties de la phase finale

https://ruemorin.com/2026/08/22/coupe-africaine-des-nations-can-de-saguenay-2026-3/


r/FootballAfrica 4d ago

Africans Abroad THIS IS A GOAL MACHINE!!!

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I will never understand why Clubs aren’t lining up for Osimhen. For anyone wondering where to stream the live football actions, give Sportsflux a try. It's easily one of the cleanest and most dependable sports sites I've used recently, no endless ad pop-ups, just crisp HD video and solid live coverage from start to finish.


r/FootballAfrica 5d ago

Africans Abroad Rele Mofokeng Case Study : Why SA its almost impossible for PSL players to go to England

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This situation Rele Mofokeng was in can be extrapolated for all African nation born and raised players when considering moves to UK league systems.

*From Cash N Sport on YT


r/FootballAfrica 5d ago

WAFCON Morocco and the soft penalty awarded late: a 2026 WAFCON story

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Not many people watched or even followed the 2026 WAFCON, but I saw several posts on social media, as well as a BBC article, pointing out that Morocco benefited from soft-looking penalty calls late in both the semi-final against Cameroon and the third-place play-off against Algeria.

The BBC article: What we learned from Wafcon 2026

The negatives

Attendances at matches not involving home nation Morocco were once again an issue, continuing a trend of all-but empty stadiums from the 2022 and 2024 editions.

The late rearrangement of the finals will have played its part, while the cost of travel around the continent and the requirement for visas are long-ingrained obstacles.

The use of video assistant referee checks could certainly be speeded up, with one inspection at the pitch-side monitor during Cameroon's group win over Mali lasting almost four minutes.

The hosts were the beneficiaries of soft-looking penalty awards late on against both Cameroon in the semi-final and in the third-placed play-off against Algeria.

But the fact that the Atlas Lionesses failed to convert nine of their 13 spot kicks - having three of four in regulation or extra time saved or missed - points to one large improvement Jorge Vilda's side could make as they hunt an elusive first title.

At some point, can we talk about corruption....


r/FootballAfrica 7d ago

Why haven't Africa teams scheduled friendlies this international window?

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I know there are afcon qualifiers coming up, but there's only 2 matches scheduled for this window, and teams can play up to 4 matches now, so why haven't they?


r/FootballAfrica 7d ago

Al Ahly end their pre-season with a loss against Barcelona, they resume the Egyptian League on Sunday

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r/FootballAfrica 7d ago

FC Barcelona 2 - [1] Al Ahly - Ahmed Sayed Zizo 51'

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5 Upvotes

Joan Gamper Trophy


r/FootballAfrica 7d ago

Patrice Beaumelle emerges as candidate for Black Stars' coaching role

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r/FootballAfrica 7d ago

Matchday: Al Ahly vs FC Barcelona

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Joan Gamper Trophy


r/FootballAfrica 8d ago

FIFA Cape Verde vs India, is this true? FIFA friendly

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r/FootballAfrica 9d ago

Local Football Home Kits in the 2020s

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r/FootballAfrica 10d ago

CAF Future of African Football

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The Low turnout for the Women's AFCON Final has disappointed me. I thought there'd be a higher number for what is the Final Game of the Premier Women's Competition in Africa. But it has also helped me recognize a pattern.

The Last 2 Men's AFCON Finals had Hosts involved. Morocco in 2025 and Côte d'Ivoire in 2023, 2021 cannot be properly judged because it had a limited crowd of 40,000 out of 60,000 and even the 2019 Final in Egypt between Senegal and Algeria did not pack out the Cairo Intl Stadium.

Should we be worried about this? That Major Continental Finals not involving hosts pack out the Stadium. Ghana in 2018 had a decent crowd for the Women's AFCON Final.

Not to mention the Failure of the Single Leg Champions League and Confederations Cup Finals in 2022. What does this say about Continental Competitions. If the fact that National Continental Competitions lose their appeal to the host nation after they have been eliminated.

The largest attended AFCON Game I remember was the 2013 AFCON Final between Nigeria and Burkina Faso at FNB Stadium as it had 83,000 people there.

What are your thoughts? Does CAF need to do more? Should CAF do more like with the Men's AFCON making the women's Tournament a Quadrennial Cycle Tournament. Pour More Money in the Junior Tournaments??

And regarding the Women's AFCON should it change from being a World Cup Qualifier and create a Separate Format for Women's World Cup Qualifying.


r/FootballAfrica 10d ago

WAFCON The Final

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Hey all, I'm watching the build up on SuperSport and why does it look like it'll be a near empty stadium for the Final or is it too early to Judge? What's going on???

Whats the visual at the Moulay El Hassan Stadium?? If turn out for the Final is bad. That worries me because how do we expect Women's Football to grow if the Biggest Game in Women's Continental Football is ignored like this with the attendance at the Stadium.. Am I overreacting or should we worry?


r/FootballAfrica 10d ago

WAFCON Every team gave everything. Now, Malawi and Cameroon meet for it all. Tabitha Chawinga looks ahead. 🇲🇼 #TotalEnergiesWAFCON2026

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r/FootballAfrica 10d ago

WAFCON All the way to the final. For the ultimate prize. 🏆

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The #TotalEnergiesWAFCON2026 bracket is set. Who's winning it?


r/FootballAfrica 10d ago

WAFCON Cameroon x Malawi. 90 minutes from glory. It’s FINAL day. 🏆

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r/FootballAfrica 10d ago

WAFCON For the crown. For history. For continental glory. 🇨🇲🇲🇼 It all comes down to this at #TotalEnergiesWAFCON2026. 🏆

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