WAFCON 2026 World Cup Qualification Explained: Which African Teams Have Qualified?
WAFCON 2026 World Cup Qualification Explained: Which African Teams Have Qualified? PC: Getty

WAFCON 2026 World Cup Qualification Explained: Which African Teams Have Qualified?

WAFCON (Women’s Africa Cup of Nations) is a biennial international women’s football tournament organised by the Confederation of African Football (CAF), serving as the qualification for the FIFA Women’s World Cup for African nations. The event is taking place from 26th July to 16th August 2026 in Morocco and features 16 teams for the first time, expanded from 12 in the previous editions.

African teams receive 4 direct qualification spots through the WAFCON, and up to 2 additional teams can qualify through the inter-confederation FIFA Play-Off Tournament.

WAFCON 2026 World Cup Qualification Explained: Which African Teams Have Qualified?
WAFCON 2026 World Cup Qualification Explained: Which African Teams Have Qualified? PC: Getty

Which teams are participating?

Group A:
Morocco
Algeria
Senegal
Kenya

Group B:
Ivory Coast
South Africa
Burkina Faso
Tanzania

Group C:
Malawi
Nigeria
Zambia
Egypt

Group D:
Cameroon
Ghana
Mali
Cape Verde

Who has qualified?

Out of all the teams participating, the 4 direct spots have been booked by Algeria, Morocco, Cameroon, and Malawi.

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