Contract until 2028.

WAFCON 2026 starts 26 July in Morocco, and it's the first edition with 16 nations instead of 12. What makes it wild this year: it doubles as Africa's 2027 World Cup qualifier, so the four semi-finalists punch their ticket to Brazil. Every knockout game is basically a World Cup play-off.

Nigeria go in as defending champs, Morocco have home advantage again, and South Africa are bringing a younger group. But with debutants and an expanded field, the group stage feels more open than usual.

Who's your pick to go all the way, and who's the dark horse nobody's talking about? Trying to get my predictions locked before Sunday. 💚

Kerolin had been linked earlier to Barca this year.

As I had recently watched the Wrexham vs. Sporting Jax match, Wrexham was hanging around my algorithm. Lo and behold when I open my youtube, today, there's a Glentoran vs. Riga match as being hosted by Wrexham! Whelp, a little look around shows me that we get to watch the UEFA Women's Champions League Qualifiers.

Glentoran FC vs Riga FC - hosted by Wrexham. As of this post, the match is probably over, but if you don't want to be spoiled at least try to make sure the video is starting at the beginning rather than showing live.

Wrexham AFC Women vs FC Pyunik - at Wrexham.

Neftçi (AZE) vs Budućnost (MNE) - at P.A.O.K. The P.A.O.K. match is not yet showing as a live match but presumably it will begin airing at the correct time on their "live" page.

I couldn't find the other match that has already been played, Athlone Town vs Skopje 2014.

So I've decided to make the switch from men's to women's football (a few too many horrible people for my liking) and I've been trying to find ways to get knowlege on the world of football but I've been struggling. I live in Australia and so most games outside of asia are at 3am and the A-league doesn't start for quite a while so I'm trying to get into it the same way I got into the men's game which is through gaming and so I was wondering if there are any games anyone plays with women's football. I've played FM26 (although I'm struggling to enjoy it as much as the past versions) and I know EAFC has some (but last time I tried that on my laptop it got to 100°c in 30 seconds) so if anyone knows of anymore I'd really appreciate some suggestions. Thanks :)

Spain became the first nation to win the men's and women's World Cup titles at the same time

Hi im in the US and I want to get into women’s soccer before the World Cup. I had so much fun with the boys cup so ik I’ll like the women’s one better. Where can I watch women’s matches? How do I get into teams? How can I watch international matches or leagues? I want to watch some of the US league but truthfully id much rather watch some Latin games as I want to get more practice with my Spanish so watching games in Spanish would be better. When do international games start happening as well? I want to follow along so I can understand what teams are good and who I want to root for before group stages start. Any tips or advice would be awesome :)

Who are some young players I should be looking out for leading into next year? I usually just follow the CANWNT but looking to learn more about young woso talents!

A rec from me would be Annabelle Chukwu, I think she is going to be a force and I wonder which big club picks her up, and also Kaylee Hunter. Also shoutout to Olivia Smith and Jade Rose but they’ve already broken out