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Michaely Bihina, a 2026 full of good news
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Little known to the general public, Michaely Bihina made a name for herself during the last Women's AFCON. One of the key players in Cameroon’s triumph in this competition, the goalkeeper has maintained her level. She also shines at Benfica, her club.
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2026-09-07T15:56:42.000000Z
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Women’s AFCON 2026: From underdogs to African champions, the incredible journey of Cameroon
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They perhaps should never have been there. Eliminated during the qualifiers, the Lionnes Indomptables were finally reinstated by CAF after the decision to expand the Women's Africa Cup of Nations from 12 to 16 teams. A few months later, Cameroon became African champion for the first time in its history. In Morocco, the Cameroonians turned a second chance into a historic title.
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2026-08-17T13:53:08.000000Z
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Cameroon crushes Malawi and claims its first title at the 2026 Women's AFCON
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Nigeria's successor is known. It is Cameroon, who win the Women's AFCON for the first time in their history. This comes after their convincing 3-0 victory over Malawi this Sunday at the Moulay El Hassan stadium in Rabat.
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2026-08-16T20:59:46.000000Z
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2026 Women's AFCON: full schedule, match program and dates
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From July 26 to August 16, the 2026 Women's AFCON will be held in Morocco. As the title holder, Nigeria will defend its crown, with qualifying spots for the 2027 Women's World Cup at stake for the participating nations. Discover the full match schedule and the results.
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2026-08-16T18:56:00.000000Z
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2026 Women's AFCON: Bihina, the revelation of Cameroon
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Three saves in the penalty shootout, a penalty stopped in the 118th minute. Michaely Kyria Bihina delivered a monumental performance on Wednesday at the Stade Prince Moulay Hassan in Rabat to qualify Cameroon for the final of the 2026 Women's AFCON, at the expense of the host nation Morocco (0-0, 3-1 on penalties). A performance that confirms, match after match, that the goalkeeper of the Indomitable Lionesses is having the most accomplished tournament of her young career.
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2026-08-13T11:47:07.000000Z
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2026 Women's AFCON: Malawi - Cameroon for an unprecedented final
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The final lineup of the 2026 Women's AFCON is known following the two semifinal matches. Malawi and Cameroon will compete for the trophy next Sunday, August 16, in Rabat. The two teams eliminated Algeria and Morocco, respectively.
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2026-08-12T22:01:00.000000Z
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Women's AFCON 2026: Algeria and Morocco qualify for the semifinals
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The first matches of the 2026 Women's AFCON quarter-finals were played this Saturday. At the end of the two fixtures, Algeria and Morocco secured their qualification for the semi-finals. Both teams also booked their direct tickets for the 2027 World Cup, in Brazil.
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2026-08-08T21:58:13.000000Z
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2026 Women's AFCON: Cameroon unbeaten, Ghana eliminates Mali
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Group D of the 2026 Women's AFCON delivered its final outcome this Thursday. Cameroon (7 points) and Ghana (4 points) are the two teams qualified for the quarterfinals. Mali (4 points) and Cape Verde (1 point) are eliminated.
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2026-08-06T22:11:59.000000Z
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2026 Women's AFCON: Ghana beats Cape Verde, Mali falls to Cameroon
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The last two matches of the first day of the group stage of the 2026 Women's AFCON were played this Wednesday in Casablanca in Group D. Ghana prevailed (2-0) over Cape Verde and Cameroon defeated (2-1) Mali.
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2026-07-29T21:03:56.000000Z
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Women's AFCON 2026: Malawi pulls off an upset against Nigeria, Zambia cruises past Egypt
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The first matchday of Group C at the 2026 Women’s AFCON will be remembered. While Zambia accomplished their mission by dominating Egypt 6–0 thanks to a brilliant Barbra Banda, it was Malawi who made history in the competition by surprising Nigeria, ten-time continental champions, with a 3–2 victory.
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2026-07-28T23:25:32.000000Z
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2026 Women's AFCON: Tanzania surprises South Africa, Côte d'Ivoire outclasses Burkina Faso
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After Group A kicked off the 2026 Women's AFCON on Sunday, Group B entered the competition this Monday. Two fixtures took place, which saw Tanzania and Côte d'Ivoire triumph. They respectively prevailed over South Africa (2-1) and Burkina Faso (4-1).
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2026-07-27T22:03:51.000000Z
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2026 Women's AFCON: Algeria - Senegal to open, Sunday's schedule
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The 2026 Africa Women’s Cup of Nations kicks off this Sunday in Morocco with the opening match between Algeria and Senegal (5 p.m. GMT), both quarter-finalists in the last edition. The host country will make its debut later in the evening against Kenya (8 p.m. GMT).
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2026-07-26T12:36:46.000000Z
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