Having already secured safe qualification to the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) quarterfinals after capturing back-to-back victories against Mali and Ghana, manager Richard Towa’s squad is focused on maintaining their perfect tournament record. The session emphasized high-pressing routines, wing circulation, and physical conditioning at their training base in Casablanca.
📷 Visual Insights: The Last Training Session
Official media from the training camp highlights the team’s high spirits, focused demeanor, and tactical discipline ahead of Thursday’s kickoff:
📋 Group D Matchday 3 Context
Cameroon: 6 points, +2 goal difference; Qualified for the Quarterfinals.
Mali: 3 points, 0 goal difference; Fighting for Qualification.
Ghana: 3 points, 0 goal difference; Fighting for Qualification.
Cape Verde: 0 points, -2 goal difference; Officially eliminated
While Cameroon enters the game with zero qualification pressure, tournament debutants Cape Verde play strictly for national pride, having been mathematically eliminated after consecutive defeats.
Towa is expected to use this final group-stage match to rotate his starting eleven, giving vital rest to key veterans while offering competitive tournament minutes to squad players ahead of the knockout phase. Kickoff is scheduled for 10:00 PM CET at the Larbi Zaouli Stadium
