All you need to know about Wafcon 2026

Sunday, 26 JulyGroup A: Algeria v Senegal, Olympic Stadium, Rabat, (17:00 GMT)Group A: Morocco v Kenya, Moulay Hassan Stadium, Rabat, (20:00 GMT)Monday, 27 JulyGroup B: South Africa v Tanzania, Moulay Rachid Stadium, Casablanca, (17:00 GMT)Group B: Ivory Coast v Burkina Faso, Larbi Zaouli Stadium, Casablanca, (20:00 GMT)Tuesday, 28 JulyGroup C: Zambia v Egypt, Olympic Stadium, (17:00 GMT)Group C: Nigeria v Malawi, Al Medina Stadium, Rabat, (20:00 GMT)Wednesday, 29 JulyGroup D: Ghana v Cape Verde, Moulay Rachid Stadium, (17:00 GMT)Group D: Cameroon vs Mali, Larbi Zaouli Stadium, (20:00 GMT)Thursday, 30 JulyGroup A: Senegal v Kenya, Olympic Stadium, (17:00 GMT)Group A: Morocco v Algeria, Moulay Hassan Stadium, (20:00 GMT)Friday, 31 JulyGroup B: South Africa v Ivory Coast, Moulay Rachid Stadium, (17:00 GMT)Group B: Burkina Faso v Tanzania, Larbi Zaouli Stadium, (20:00 GMT)Saturday, 1 AugustGroup C: Egypt v Malawi, Moulay Hassan Stadium, (17:00 GMT)Group C: Nigeria v Zambia, Al Medina Stadium, (20:00 GMT)Sunday, 2 AugustGroup D: Ghana v Cameroon, Moulay Rachid Stadium, (17:00 GMT)Group D: Mali v Cape Verde, Larbi Zaouli Stadium, (20:00 GMT)Monday, 3 AugustGroup A: Senegal v Morocco, Moulay Hassan Stadium, (20:00 GMT)Group A: Kenya v Algeria, Olympic Stadium, (20:00 GMT)Tuesday, 4 AugustGroup B: Burkina Faso v South Africa, Moulay Rachid Stadium, (20:00 GMT)Group B: Tanzania v Ivory Coast, Larbi Zaouli Stadium, (20:00 GMT)Wednesday, 5 AugustGroup C: Egypt v Nigeria, Olympic Stadium, (20:00 GMT)Group C: Malawi v Zambia, Al Medina Stadium, (20:00 GMT)Thursday, 6 AugustGroup D: Mali v Ghana, Moulay Rachid Stadium, (20:00 GMT)Group D: Cape Verde v Cameroon, Larbi Zaouli Stadium, (20:00Holders Nigeria, who are bidding for a record-extending 11th title after beating Morocco in last year's final, were placed in Group C alongside Zambia, the highest-ranked side in pot two in the draw, Egypt and debutants Malawi.

South Africa, ranked second on the continent, still have the experienced Desiree Ellis in the dugout while Ghana, under Kim Bjorkegren, return fresh from their third-placed finish last July.