Post by Ibrahim noah (@ibradacabra)

WAFCON COUNTDOWN UPDATE:
‎DAYS TO GO: 4DAYS

‎The delayed 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations - also known as Wafcon - is finally ready for kick-off, with Morocco staging a third successive finals.
‎Originally scheduled to be held from 17 March to 3 April, the Confederation of African Football (Caf) postponed the tournament just 12 days before it was due to start.
‎This year's Wafcon, which comes only 12 months after the delayed 2024 edition, now begins on Sunday, 26 July when Algeria face Senegal in the opening game in Rabat (17:00 GMT).
‎Caf cited "unforeseen circumstances" for the delay, but the late change has afforded more time for the newly expanded 16-team tournament, which will feature 34 matches and culminates in the final on Sunday, 16 August.
‎This year's Wafcon is all the more important because it doubles up as a qualifier for the 2027 Fifa Women's World Cup, with all four semi-finalists securing a ticket for Brazil.
‎The four losing quarter-finalists will play off for two spots at an intercontinental qualifier.
‎So what are the key fixtures? What is the format? Where are matches being played and when do they kick off?
‎Expect Update from the 14th edition of Africa's biggest women's football event.
‎Stay glued to my page for current update

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