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2026 WAFCON: 3 quarter-final fixtures confirmed
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2026 WAFCON: 3 quarter-final fixtures confirmed

Vanguard Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read
2026 WAFCON: 3 quarter-final fixtures confirmed

Quarter-finals line-up at 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in Morocco this weekend (all times GMT):

Saturday

In Casablanca

Ivory Coast v Algeria (17:00)

In Rabat

Morocco v South Africa (20:00)

Sunday

In Casablanca

Cameroon v Nigeria (17:00)

In Rabat

Malawi v Ghana or Mali (20:00)

— Ghana play Mali on Thursday in Group D. A draw will qualify Ghana while Mali must win to progress

— Quarter-finals winners qualify for 2027 World Cup in Brazil

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